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For those still commenting here, I guess the message isn't understood -

[@2011supergamer]

WHO THE FUCK PAYS $90 FOR XENOBLADE, A $20 GAME?

[@Elwood128]

Why would anyone pay $90 for an old game I can emulate on my PC?

[@jttinamisan773]

What? GameStop makes you pay more for used games? In Canada, we pay less for used games. I even got Pokémon ORAS for half the shown price because it was used.

[@donfolstar]

For clarity since so many comments ask about it and the video was unclear:

[@fangsea]

Lets all agree that Steam is better.

[@Mr.deacle]

Right before it's value skyrocketed, I sold the Collector's edition of Metroid Prime Trilogy for $15 at gamestop. Because it was still worth $50 retail at the time, the store didn't technically rip me off (I got 30% of it's

[@sciencepuptheamericanjoe5812]

I went to GameStop myself, with TWO unopened games, and they said that they couldn't except my games because they were unopened. So I opened it up on my way home, came back the next day, and the same guy who was there finally took it! It was an unopened game worth $20 and I got $1.35.

[@NIGHTMARECRIPT]

The GameStop I shop at has loyal employees. The GameStops you shop at are just not loyal.

[@GuillotineLaw1]

I might be missing something but how would they benefit from opening a new game and saying it is used? Are the Gamestops you visited in a parallel universe where people would rather buy a game used? I thought people would pay more for brand new.

[@rowenmayo4209]

One time I bought two $60 games, I played them for TWO DAYS! And I took them back and gave me $5 DOLLARS! And I said "no I should at least get $30 dollars back" and they gave me a $5 bonus!!! So I got $10 dollars for two $60 games!!

[@StormTroop1]

I'm a Gamestop employee who has been with the company for over 3 years and I am a keyholder. I can say this is false, we do not open new games to sell as used unless it was a new to used sku conversion. These happen a while after a game comes out and they stop production on new copies. We can't sell them new if they don't exist. So new copies are opened up or sometimes just added to preowned while still sealed. And on the topic of Xenoblade chronicles, it was released as a Gamestop exclusive when it came to the us. So yes, Gamestop had all the copies and ended up with a lot of preowned as well due to defective exchanges they fixed and people trading it in for a high price. Since it was exclusive the price went up. Demand was there supply was not so the price was very high. So since you did your homework when will there be a thank you to Gamestop for releasing the game for you?

[@ROKSolid360]

I have a question why are you paying 90$ for old games

[@pokefangal879]

Once I bought the sims ps2 at gamestop. It didn't work right away, so I took it back.

[@bland9876]

how do i buy games from a local game store if it has a sign saying closing January also they have games for more than gamestop

[@joelsinn9302]

Reading through these comments makes me shake my head. Gamestop employees have told me multiple times that they open "Old stock" to sell as used.

[@Sparrow9612]

Power to the Players, my ass. They even lie in their slogan.

[@infernogaming6925]

I actually bought a "used" 2DS, and the system had no signs of play, not even the tiniest of finger prints, or the little dust that would have occurred. The only sign of it being used was the fact that I didn't get an SD card with it. My suspicion is that they opened a new 2DS, took out the SD card, and placed the console back into the box. Luckily, I had the SD card from my broken 3DS.

[@Revortcraft]

at the end i meant to say bo1 and i still got the game for $30 the box showed a price from some other time

[@xDoTsTV]

Lol i've had my GTA IV disc since 2009 and it still has no scratches on it. Lmao. It's spotless.