GameStop

Reviews 7

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Miles White

My wife went in to sell all our old Xbox 360 stuff. The console, and about 10 games. Since we have an Xbox One--we figured it was time to finally part with the old stuff. Sadly, the encounter didnt go at all like expected. Ive never sold used stuff before, but my wife has (game once to Gaming Generations), so she went off alone. Ill make it clear that I wasnt present during the encounter, but it went sour enough that I had to write this review. My wife did some research on GameStops website, and concludes that GameStop just needs the console. Anyways, I told her not to give them the HDMI cable, because those are useful for everything now. And if youre only getting 45 dollars for a Halo 4 Xbox 360, youre kinda getting screwed anyways--so I wanted to keep my cable. Does that make me a bad guy? Then in addition to GameStop not wanting the console without a HDMI cable--they accused her of trying to sell a stolen game of all things. As mentioned before--Ive never sold my old stuff--I just trash it. But does this kind of accusation get thrown around lightly? It just blows my mind. The moment my wife came home and told me that some GameStop rep told her they thought she stole a game I was fuggin furious. How DARE they.How dare they accuse her of a crime without any kind of proof. It is beyond insulting, My wife told me that the game was in question, because it was still in its shrink-wrap. Its true the game was still shrink-wrapped. We picked it up from a Wal-Mart Black-Friday event a year or two ago when they were trying to pawn off Xbox 360 games for like 3-5 dollars each in one of those discount bins. It seemed like a decent idea to just buy a bunch of random games we might play--if the price is right. Anyone who participates in Steam sales can probably say theyve got a few games in their digital libraries that theyve never played. Since we were getting rid of the Xbox 360 there was no point in holding onto the game even if we never played it. What were going to do with it--frame it on our wall? Heres an Xbox 360 game I got at Wal-Mart that I never played. Of course I want to sell it for 2 dollars. And yes, GameStop denied service over a 2 dollar game. Ridiculous. Suffice to say the entire encounter ended up horrific. Not only we were denied service, but GameStop insulted my wife with false accusations. I gave this location a one-star review, because no business should ever act like that. If theres a problem they should be doing their best to understand and fix things. Not make up false accusations to hassle customers. Ive never sold used game stuff before, but when we try--this happens? This is my first impression of how this system works, and GameStop completely turned me off the idea of selling/buying used games.

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Jordon Kunya

Its kinda hit & miss with GameStop. Some games are overpriced, some games are 99¢. And they sell some overpriced accessories as well. I wouldnt expect much for trade-in either. But GameStop always seems to have whatever your looking for in stock. So if your willing to pay a little more than what you would on the internet for the products they sell, then I recommend calling a GameStop store; chances are, they have what your looking for, and you can get it right of way instead of having to wait for it.

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Chad James

Service was great thats the only thing. It looks and smells like my dorm room in college, cant find anything in the mess. Dont trade your games in its just giving them away and they resell them for 300% more just crazy. Its like an expensive pawn shop.

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Jeremy Christiansen

GameStop is alright, The people that work there are nice, but their trade in credit sucks, most of their games are overpriced, but if your looking for a game they most likely have it in stock.

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Dan G

Excellent staff- Very helpful and Knowledgeable. Thanks!

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Jordan D

Good service.

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James Davis

Lots of games

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