Gamestop Question

[BadKarma]

Jesus were PSone games really 50 bucks?

[BadKarma]

I dont remember because I never personally paid for one

[Aeowin]

Yeah lmao. Medal of honor for PS1 was cash money.

[izembo]

n64 games were $70/$60

[Senji]

SNES capped at 75

[Atreides]

what the hell is a GameCom lol

and I'd totally still pay $45 for Nuclear Strike

Game.com was Tiger's last stab at making a handheld, and it was pretty terrible. It had awful touchscreen (made possible by a huge plastic stylus that snapped into the front of the unit) but it was black & white, although it did have a bunch of relatively decent technology like internet browsing and various PDA functions built-in. The original model could hold 2 cartridges at once as well, allowing for swapping games. There were a few licensed games, I think a resident evil and even duke nukem or some other FPS, but I think only about 10 games were ever released and the b&w graphics were so bad that it made everything but puzzle titles unplayable

[Moridam]

I still remember the name of the regional LP douchebag that fired me. Chris Dempsey. What a prick. Granted this is almost going back 10 years ago, so I didn't have the gall I have no to speak up about certain things, but if this happened now... oh man.

We had turned away people with obviously stolen stuff. Cops came in right after the perps left and caught them as a result. Dumbasses. Stealing from the Best Buy 5 minutes away, then coming to the Gamestop.

Hah, I had to get interviewed by that guy a couple of separate times back when I used to work for GS, and he was a complete douche. In one store, we were just sandwiched between two housing projects and so had a ton of theft, but they assumed it was all internal and so they wanted to fire everyone (which, barring me and one other person, they did). Second time, we had a 3rd key quit, on his last day opening he mysteriously forgot to put a tape into the security cam recorder that morning, and there were a couple of new 360's missing. And strangely enough, people who kept in contact with him outside of work said the former 3rd key now had an xbox360, where previously he didn't. Again, LP came in wanting to fire everyone over it, I think the store came out mostly unscathed on that but, but I wound up quitting a week later anyway.