Video game retailer Glyde.com has a personal vendetta against cheapskate stores ripping people off with high game costs/low return prices. So what better way to advertise their frustration than to demonstrate that not even a kick to the old nuts is more painful than dealing with GameStop?
Aaaaaand, that’s all there really is to this one. So check after the jump for the full video and let us know how painful your own experiences have been. More painful than taking a size 9 to the brain? Sheesh, we sure hope not…
[via SuperPunch]
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I have no problem with Gamestop. I only use them to get rid of games I don’t want though. Hell, if they’re willing to give me $40 for that P.O.S. called MW3, I’ll gladly take it. If some schmuck walks in the next day and gives them $60 for my used copy instead of forking over the extra $5 for a new one, that’s his problem.
I guess I’m saying, if you’re dumb enough to buy a used game for more than half of new price, you’re fucking stupid and isn’t that really the American way of doing business?
I guess I’m stupid, then. I bought a used Madden from Gamestop for $13 less than the new price. Turns out, you have pay an extra $10 to use EA sports online, but there’s a free voucher in the new games. Not in the used ones. I went to Gamestop and they said they can’t guarantee the voucher will be in the used games, so I basically saved $3 by buying the used game. Kick me in the nuts, please.
I like kicking people in the nuts. where can we meet?