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SwooshX said:

Having worked at a Toys R' Us I can tell you in general consumers (especially parents) are relatively "stupid" when it comes to video games.

I remember one time we had a parent throw a fit that they bought a Playstation console as a gift but no one in the store told her that you basically need a memory card to save your game so she came back and made a huge stink about no one telling her that.

Parents accidentally buying the wrong version of a game also happens allllllllllll the time. I had many instances where a parent was buying a PS2 game thinking it would work on the PS1 for example and I saved about 3-4 parents the headche of finding out the hard way by just clarifiying with them which system they have at home but a lot of store clerks don't care to do that. 


What do you mean I can't ride this bicycle on the highway? Why didn't they tell me that this microwave couldn't cook toast? Why didn't the sales guy tell me that my ipad can't play CD's, DVD's, gameboy games, popcorn, underpants?