Boy opens a WII u and got an Old PS2 inside the box from walmart

[DonFerrari]

Knitemare said:

I got shafted the same way by Walmart mexico... thing is I didnt receive the package, coz i work out of my town, and my parents dont know what what supposed to be in the box (a ps4 and a Guitar Hero Live combo), so the Guitar Hero was there, but the PS4 box was empty... It took me 2 months and a demand against walmart to get my money back... When I came home and lifted the Walmart box I knew at that moment what terror really means...

Good thing I have my money back and they let me keep the Guitar Hero pack... So now I have 2 empty boxes of PS4 (first one was stolen in a trip) a lot of PS4 games, 4 controllers, accesories, and Still no PS4 Xp... planning on fix it ASAP once Im back at home in about a week...

You have a serious issue to solve =]

ganoncrotch said:

RYUKINHO said:
AFTER WOOD PS4 A OLD PS2 LOL

Say what?

Also on topic, that is pretty harsh, but yeah I guess the store wants its employee's to not go ripping open these boxes to make sure the consoles are all in place because like others said in the thread it would make it more difficult to resell as a new system after having ripped it open to make sure it's all there.

Also a lot of (not so) sly digs at the Wii-U here suggesting the ps2 was better than it, obviously in terms of what was expected and wanted by the kid (and the massive difference in actual cost of the systems envolved) the ps2 was not a better deal, just because it was a system which sold a lot of units, it also probably has a lot less processing power in it than a 3ds nevermind a Wii-U. If going to drop comments like these against the system based on previous gen sales keep in mind would the same be true that a SNES inside the box of a ps4 would be a better deal for the consumer because the system sold almost double the units of the ps4 so far?

People can't joke about your preffered system?

Chazore said:

Does anyone bother to check what they've bought these days?



I feel like I'm the only guy in this room who always checks his McDonalds to make sure the order is always right. Whenever I buy an electronic device I always ask the store to make sure it works, buying a new laptop or tablet I ask to make sure it's a fresh install and that it's not an off the shelf model thrown in a box (caught out a guy at PC world who tried that on my Step dad last year).

I like to do my research as much as possible and in country is common to show the product before leaving.