| sales2099 said: Its called adapting and I welcome this. You buy a new game for full price if you really want it. It goes down to $40 in a few months. Over a year old you get it for $30 new. And so on. Personally I think this will expose the ridiculous lack of willpower among gamers. On the plus side, this teaches them to know THE VALUE OF A DOLLAR, getting $5 credit on a $60 purchase when they trade it in. |
I never understood why some trade things in. I have even called some of them fools. Because they trade in a system get a small amount for it only to buy another of the same system a few months down the road. They are loosing money over all. I keep all my games because I know I will want to replay them down the road, and it isn't worth the "credit" for having to get it at a higher price because 1) the credit you got doesn't compair to what you have to re-buy it for. Or you can find so you go and get scalped by ebay/amazon market for someone who bought multiple copies.
If you want something you save for it. Who cares if it a few weeks or months after it comes out, if you are getting it for the multiplayer you can probally get the multiplayer du-jour and get the same experience when you have money.
