What was your worst gaming shopping experience?

[MsMidnight]

This one time I went ahead to buy a Year of Luigi o3DS (I still have it), and the clerk kept on throwing ridiculously high prices until I got to the store manager. He ended up firing the clerk and said the 3ds was free

 

[Justinde75]

This one time I went ahead to buy a Year of Luigi o3DS (I still have it), and the clerk kept on throwing ridiculously high prices until I got to the store manager. He ended up firing the clerk and said the 3ds was free

You got a free 3ds?

 

[MsMidnight]

You got a free 3ds?

Pretty much, yeah

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It was offered for free as an apology for the clerk's weird behavior

 

[Justinde75]

Pretty much, yeah

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It was offered for free as an apology for the clerk's weird behavior

For a free 3ds I would listen to some dude giving me high prices for hours

 

[MsMidnight]

For a free 3ds I would listen to some dude giving me high prices for hours

Assuming your ears dont bleed after the rambling

 

[Justinde75]

Assuming your ears dont bleed after the rambling

Every store in my town has alot of unfriendly workers there, so its pretty normal for me.
All of them are Assholes.

 

[RemixDeluxe]

My only bad experiences with game shopping is always on Gamestop. Whenever there is a preorder bonus you have to jump through so many damn hoops to get it, most of the time they will hand off the preorder bonuses to anyone that walks into the store and asks for it even if they arent buying anything while legit customers like me get screwed out of them.

preorder exclusives are my only reason I go to Gamestop, for everything else I go to Best Buy. Cant beat that GCU.

 

[vayanui8]

When I was picking up my copy of Omega Ruby a couple of years ago there was a huge line. It turns out that there was some guy at the front who wanted to buy a PS4 on layaway, and he kept pestering the employee about what games he should buy. I felt bad for the employee because there really wasn't much he could do. The guy just wouldn't shut up and was a complete nuisance for everyone. Fortunately they called in someone to work the other register and the line started moving again