Im fine with the common 'you need some help' or whatever but not when they force it on you. And there were clear display boxes and then games in normal cases both with new stickers on them. Maybe they should mark things better. And if its new it would have anti-theft measures.

He was getting information from the staff, If he wasn't asking questions I wouldn't have said anything.

That changes things then. You made it seem like he was buying it and you just blurted out info about it's metascore and basically trying to talk him out of his purchase.

When people do stuff like that to me I usually respond by saying "If I wanted your opinion I would ask for it."

Although if he asked the clerk for info and you just inject yourself into the conversation because you didn't like the info he was  giving, you are basically undermining him, so no doubt he would be aggrivated.

lolwut? Why did they ask you to leave when you inquired them about the simple question surrounding Evolve's poor performance? I don't get it.

I pretty much never buy games from shops anymore. I either order them online and just buy digitally, which is becoming more and more the case since this gen started.

I tried a new Gamestop a few weeks ago and the workers were surprisingly chill and friendly. Never pushed anything, always answered questions, made sure I was informed about my purchase. Complete opposite of what I'm used to.

I think they go against corporate policy in how to deal with customers, because I actually felt respected.

Oh, yeah I should have explained  that better. My bad. I agree 100% with you about the opinion sharing. And yeah I don't blame them for being  mad, Id flip my shit if someone did that to me. But I felt I should step in, should I have just minded my own business , probably. But If the roles were reversed I'd hope someone would do the same for me.

When I picked up The Order the clerk handed me my receipt and said the following: "We heard from a few people that the code on the reciept isn't working, it might have to do with PsN updating on Tuesdays  and this game is a Friday release, which is not the norm. If you ever come in again feel free to let me know how it went for you. It would be great if I knew exactly how those are handled, that way I can let people know when they pick up the odd Friday releases.

He didn't have to do that, but he did and it shows he listens to what the customers tell him and that he actually gives a damn.

The people at my local GameStop are really good people.

Last time I went to a Gamestop I wanted to preorder USF4 so I can get the preorder outfits. I walked around the shop to see what else they had, and never got 1 question about needing assistance. There was 4 people in the store. Me, my brother, the clerk, and this girl he was flirting incessantly with. After seeing the prices and nothing of interest, I went to the counter to preorder the game. He typed on the computer for a minute and told me it wasn't in their system. The game was due to launch in a week or so and the game wasn't in their system. So defeated, I left Gamestop and have not been back since. That Gamestop has since closed.

Very little PS4 games and the PS3 games were garbage. And yes shockingly no Vita games. 

I've had bad experiences but it's been a long time. GameStop has been pretty good to me in the past several years.