| kingofwale said: never bought a game at walmart in my life. Walmart is for DVD and junk good. (and shampoo), i wouldn't trust anything else there. |
I understand if people don't like Wal-Mart but I don't get your last statement as t relates to video games. They're the same games you could buy as anywhere else. There's no real reason a game is less likely to work than anywhere else. And if you think about it, it could be more likely because the game hasn't been handled numerous times by customers who may have dropped the game or whatever. And worse case scenario, if the game didn't work, you could always return it.
Although personally, I do like being able to grab the game and look at the back and read the info, etc. I hate that at both Wal-Mart and Target, I have to assistance from someone and they stand over you while you do look at it because they have to lock up the glass case again. I will buy from them though if they have a game cheap. I try to get the best deal and wherever that is, I'll try to buy it there. If a game is the same price everywhere, then I always try to buy at Best Buy because of the Reward Zone and I just like their store better and really appreciate how they operate for the most part. Compare that to other stores and they're often a mess. Look at Circuit City for a great example. I hate having to settle for them to buy movies and games. I think a lot of people feel the same way seeing as how Circuit City is always in financial trouble and it was just reported that they're closing over 100 stores nationwide.
I'll come up with something better eventually...
