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Forums - Gaming - Prepare your credit cards: Toys 'R' Us to sell next wave of Xbox One and PS4 consoles this Wednesday

toastboy44562 on 16 December 2013

Good news for peoples still trying to get a X1 or PS4



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NobleTeam360 on 16 December 2013

Ewwww credit lol.



Augluae on 16 December 2013

Lol at credit indeed



TheTruthHurts! on 16 December 2013

Good luck to all. Both consoles are awesome!



kabamarutr on 17 December 2013
pezus said:
Augluae said:
Lol at credit indeed


Explain


Perhaps they are not fond/afraid of using credit cards



This, I stole from grandpa...It's called soap.

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Augluae on 17 December 2013

I'm from Europe, with don't do credit because we know don't trust banks



Augluae on 17 December 2013

Oh ok, but "credit card" have different meaning in Europe and America: what you're refering to is a debit card, you're paying with money you already own.

In America, a credit card really is for credit: you're loaning money to your bank to buy something, an amount that you then owe them back with interest which is a stupid system.



CDiablo on 17 December 2013

X1s are pretty well available atm. I know Bestbuy.com has had them for a while now. PS4s come and go cause they dont/cant ship enough



Getting an XBOX One for me is like being in a bad relationship but staying together because we have kids. XBone we have 20000+ achievement points, 2+ years of XBL Gold and 20000+ MS points. I think its best we stay together if only for the MS points.

Nintendo Treehouse is what happens when a publisher is confident and proud of its games and doesn't need to show CGI lies for five minutes.

-Jim Sterling

kitler53 on 17 December 2013
Augluae said:

Oh ok, but "credit card" have different meaning in Europe and America: what you're refering to is a debit card, you're paying with money you already own.

In America, a credit card really is for credit: you're loaning money to your bank to buy something, an amount that you then owe them back with interest which is a stupid system.


in america at least, a credit card doesn't charge interest if you pay it off each month. 



sully1311 on 17 December 2013
kitler53 said:
Augluae said:

Oh ok, but "credit card" have different meaning in Europe and America: what you're refering to is a debit card, you're paying with money you already own.

In America, a credit card really is for credit: you're loaning money to your bank to buy something, an amount that you then owe them back with interest which is a stupid system.


in america at least, a credit card doesn't charge interest if you pay it off each month. 


Same here in the UK!