Walmart trying used games market again

You're a filthy liar.

The photoshop disagrees.

lol walmart rocks the casbah

President Taco, I appreciate the things you've done in your administration.

But I cannot disagree with you more then I do at this juncture. A liar, one can say, I am for many of my past transgressions. But Walmart is not a destination I ever chart on my daily schedule.

It may be amicable....

Oh...F it. *flips the finger*

liar we all know walmart is the only store a federation officer shops at...

That picture is awesome - but yeah, I don't shop their either. I may have to though, I heard baby food and diapers are cheaper and that stuff is breaking the bank! (Yeah, I wear diapers and eat baby food, what of it!?)

You live in manhattan, don't you?

'Its a wretched hive of scum and villainy.

Raiki

Please don't lump the awesome parts of the STATE of New York (Hudson Valley), with the mediocrity of the CITY.

..And I take it you're from upstate.

What's wrong with the City?

That's where all the real New Yorkers live.

Ouch..

(my flamewar sense is tingling)

Ezio,

There's nothing wrong with the city if your a tight-pants-wearing hipster.

Normally I would've said "SNAP," but Zoot, I resemble that remark..

hey I live in Kingston. THere's a Walmart here, there's also one in Fishkill, Newburgh, and Catskill. There's plenty of 'em here. Don't make it sound like we're the back-o-beyond.

you take it he's from upstate? You TAKE it? How did you come to that conclusion detective? Was it maybe that he said "Hudson Valley"?

Looks like Batman was bested by Captain Obvious...

Keep bleeding us dry downstater...

Maybe then we wouldn't all need to shop at Walmart...

Just kidding...



but not really.

SaintStryfe

I just moved out of Kingston! Damn, small world indeed.

@obie I work at a Wal-Mart and I can confirm, it is a dark and evil place, filled with the sobs and desperate cries of old people who remember the "good old days", middle agers realizing they will never get out, and young folks who are scared of becoming the middle agers or, god help them, the old people. That being said though, I'm not sure they ever completely left the used game market. The website somewhat regularly offers the option to buy used copies of games. Admittedly though, that could just be left over stock from the first attempt.

Ooooooooo...Lamestop...*sizzle*

I'm so bad aren't I?

*cue comment from MJ*

Dude, GameStop sells ALL of their games including the 'new' ones OPEN!


How can you get any sneakier???

You Know I'm Bad, I'm Bad.

@Wiizer

Because we know what to expect from Gamestop. Walmart a lot of people have more trust in. Just sounds like bad mojo to me.

@Spike, I'm curious.. what Walmart have you been to?

Phoenix/Scottsdale, AZ Walmarts. Why?

Nevermind, I understand what your saying, Walmart's target demographic has more trust in it's company than Gamestop's.

Precisely. It speaks for a majority in whole. If I had only the option of buying a new game from Gamestop or Walmart, I would go to Walmart in a heart beat. As said before, we know what to expect from Gamestop. Walmart can get away with things for a while before people really notice. I am speaking of everyone in general not just major gamers.

Not a big fan of gamestop but no... they don't sell new games open! The only open copy is the one to show off on the shelf and that is clearly done for security purposes.

I work as a foods vendor and have the unfortunate responsibility of stopping in Walmart on a daily basis. Out of all the stores I've ever had to work in (Walmarts, Fred Meyers, Targets, Kmarts, Safeways, QFCs, and a multitude of other independent grocery stores, Walmart is by far the ABSOLUTE worst of them, hands down.

They're horribly at correctly stocking their shelves and making sure they're full. They fail at making sure their products are properly tagged with the right price. Out of all the stores, the employees are least knowledgeable as to where things are. Walmart employees are the least capable of demonstrating that they care about their customers (or their own store for that matter). They're the least knowledgeable about the products they sell.

I believe part of their employees' ignorance is in part because of the company's low standards. They just don't seem to care. The other part of the problem is that Walmart both hires and somehow seems to attract the less capable workers out of the community. When the weirdest, least intelligent, and least capable people think, "I need a job," the first place they default to is Walmart.

Having worked in their stores with their employees, I've seen how the company runs, and I don't like it. I only shop there if it's the last place in town that has what I need. If you'd seen what I've seen, you wouldn't trust Walmart either. Boy did it feel good to let all that out in "rant" form :)

target, ftw

Is this where the line begins?

Target provides that as well.