Japanese vs American game treatment
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FortNinety
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I'm glad this topic has come up. I totally agree with the original post.
Everytime I've gotten a used game from eBay, it's practically factory fresh. Meanwhile in the US, you're lucky if there isn't mustrad stains on the disc.
Seriously, how the fuck do people get even a tiny scratch on a CD/DVD? What happens on the disc's journey from case to machine?
Hence why at this point I simply don't lend stuff out to anyone.
Everytime I've gotten a used game from eBay, it's practically factory fresh. Meanwhile in the US, you're lucky if there isn't mustrad stains on the disc.
Seriously, how the fuck do people get even a tiny scratch on a CD/DVD? What happens on the disc's journey from case to machine?
Hence why at this point I simply don't lend stuff out to anyone.
BugCatcher
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You kick off nothing! But blanket statements do rule.
Big American penis
One thing I can never understand is when Americans wear shoes inside the house. Sometimes, even as they lay on top of their beds.
The bottom of your shoes are just about the dirtiest of the dirty, and you wear them in the house and put them on all sorts of furniture?
Oh, and um, who cares about pristine games.
The bottom of your shoes are just about the dirtiest of the dirty, and you wear them in the house and put them on all sorts of furniture?
Oh, and um, who cares about pristine games.
In the uk its just as bad. I work in a game shop and nearly every trade in is in shitty condition and we dont accept about 30-40% of them.
Once or twice we had some customers repeatedly bringing in 'used' games in mint condition and we contacted the police and it turned out all the games were stolen :lol
And since when did mention something positive about japan make you a 'japanophile'?
Once or twice we had some customers repeatedly bringing in 'used' games in mint condition and we contacted the police and it turned out all the games were stolen :lol
And since when did mention something positive about japan make you a 'japanophile'?
Spain is usually terrible for second hand. I´m sure they are people here that care about their games and systems...
...but that people don´t sell them at second hand shops, that is sure.
However, that doen´t show spanish users as careless, just means a kind tendence that second hand videogames and systems doen´t look very well. We shouldn´t generalize a tendence to an entire country.
...but that people don´t sell them at second hand shops, that is sure.
However, that doen´t show spanish users as careless, just means a kind tendence that second hand videogames and systems doen´t look very well. We shouldn´t generalize a tendence to an entire country.