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irstupid said:
SxyxS said:
i don't blame him-someone who wants to buy his 4 year old son a console where almost all games are about extreme violence must have a very slow brain.

1. You ever think maybe the buying it for his son was just what he said to make his story more sad and thus get sympathy and a refund?

2. I also gaurantee that he was planning on playing the system as well.  So he is just masking his own gift by giving it to his son.  I used to do this all the time when I was younger.  i would get one of my siblings a game they might enjoy as a xmas gift, buy I also wanted to play.  I would end up playing it way more than them.

no,i never thought about that. that

 

if you buy a present for a little child you also want to play it is 100% alright as long the game is a game little children can play,as both of you benefit.

But if you buy something that only you can play than masking your own gift  is wrong.Than you/he deserve all the critic you can get.

 

btw-are you sure that a guy who is buying a photo for 450 is so smart to use this as strategy to make his story more sad to get a refund?