Alright so the other day Saints Row IV came out, for me it was sort of a spur of the moment urge to buy it, now of course I didn't have the money, but I found one of their deals (found here: http://www.gamestop.com/trade2) I had an old copy of City Folk and a couple 3DS games NOW, here's the random idea I had, what happens when you peel off a sticker of 3DS game? I remember a lot of people peeled their GBA games so I was like hmm, so I peeled my Ocarina of Time 3DS game and it came CLEAN OFF, I have one shit 3ds game (Spirit Camera: The Cursed Memoir) so my douchebag brain hatched the idea of switching the stickers and cases, So I put the Ocarina of Time sticker on the Cursed Memoir Card and put it in the Zelda Case and hauled to Gamestop AND IT WORKED. I traded in City Folk and a masked copy of Cursed Memoir to get a copy of SR 4 fresh out of release. I immediately called a friend of mine when I got home and told him, he practically died laughing and I told him he should probably tell his manager about that, but how could something so easily exploitable go unnoticed? There's no way to trace trade-ins (I asked my friend) so you can't ban the person from the store or anything. I just can't comprehend how something like that isn't noticed atleast until someone buys the masked copy but they can't do anything about it besides refund the person, probably peel the sticker off themself an re-label the game. It's insanity.
P.S. Don't buy Saints Row 4 for the story, The ending is total poop
P.S. Don't buy Saints Row 4 for the story, The ending is total poop