DivineDragoonXD
Northbridge,#2Consumer Comment
Sun, December 06, 2009
I respectfully disagree with your reasoning. None of the "new" opened games are new. The plastic seal is broken, the certificate of authenticity is broken, the disk was removed and more likely than not brought home by a G$ employee to play. Then the disk is returned to the stores and sold as "new". New is when I OPEN the plastic wrapping, break the certificate of authenticity and then it is ME to play the game, not a G$ employee.
Jright
Marion,#3General Comment
Thu, October 15, 2009
Gamestop employees have to meet a quota of either pre orders or used games sells...it is their job to push used games and pre orders on customers over new titles. The game you purchased (or tried to) Onechanabra, was new. They take the discs out of the cases and put them in envelopes so that they can put the cases out on the floor and not worry about thieves. There is no scam/ripoff here.
rach01
USA#4General Comment
Wed, October 07, 2009
So you are aware, thieves really go after these games. You've been shopping at wal-mart too much I think. The games are new but just gutted and kept behind the counter so in case someone comes and tries to steal the game case on the shelf, they are not getting away with the game.
Chances are, you wont find a sealed copy of a game anywhere other than wal-mart or target. I buy, sell and trade used games at another retailer, i have a ton of thieves who come in selling me what they've stolen from the local wal-mart and target, maybe those stores can afford thos losses, but stores like gamestop can not. Good luck.