How much?Quote:
Originally Posted by Yoshi
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How much?Quote:
Originally Posted by Yoshi
$20 or whatever weird amount is close to that. I missed the sale on Amazon when it got to that price before, and I know the vultures here wouldn't let it drop again. They had KZ2 and MAG as well for the same price but only one copy of each.
They're $14.98 around here.
There's so many CAGs in the area that it's hard to get shit ridiculously cheap like I used to be able to.
I'm convinced it's the "flipping" douchebags who buy games only to resell or trade them in.
What's wrong with that?
Yeah, it's not too bad. It connects through the USB port. I couldn't do it with the old Verizon router I had, but the new one has a strong signal in my livingroom.Quote:
Originally Posted by cka
You can pick up a used one from Gamestop for $50.
Because it artificially raises prices for people who actually want to play the game while also adding to the GameStop coffers at the newly inflated price.Quote:
Originally Posted by Josh
I agree. OF course, I'm one of those douchebag resellers. Though I typically sell for a few dollars under MSRP, and never to Gamestop. Fuck those idiots who get all excited because after wasting money and time running around all over the city they made five dollars by trading the shit in.Quote:
Originally Posted by Josh
Besides, isn't that a part of capitalism and free market?
It's absolutely part of a free market, but that doesn't change the fact that they (and I'm not including you in this, since you run a business and have real skin in the game) are douchebags. Companies who pollute rivers and what not are also douchebags but part of a free market. The key is that consumers not support that behavior with their business in the latter case.
well, ideally, some of them would have the sense to take it to ebay and sell it as an auction, and you could pay exactly what you thought it was worth. You'd get the game cheaper and they'd make a few bucks for taking the time to find it and list it.
Win Win!