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Posted: Dec 11th 2010 4:26AM Esposch said

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It's GAME. Damn filthy bastards.

Posted: Dec 11th 2010 4:29AM jedi58 said

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@Esposch or Gamestation... but they are the same company :(
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Posted: Dec 11th 2010 5:40AM Ad134 said

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@jedi58 Gamestation are more about preowned games than GAME, although they were bought by GAME a while back.
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Posted: Dec 11th 2010 5:08AM Nigeria said

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I don't really understand the algorithm behind any of the pricing. Games that rank higher on the best sellers chart tend to give you more credit, but I'm not sure whether other variables - scarcity, recent entry in the series, etc - are taken into consideration. Or maybe they are. It's all rather opaque.

Or maybe I'm just disappointed that they only offered £2.00 for Bayonetta.

Posted: Dec 11th 2010 5:53AM liam said

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@Nigeria

They gave me £25.31 for the 360 launch title, Need for speed most wanted... I'm not complaining :D
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Posted: Dec 11th 2010 9:17AM TheRepublic said

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It is not 'Gamestoppe'!

It is 'Ye Olde Gamestoppe'! Geez!

Posted: Dec 11th 2010 10:20AM jollyrogue said

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GAME, Gamestation, ASDA, Tesco.. Take your pick.

Posted: Dec 11th 2010 7:41PM blur13 said

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I actually trade in quite a few games at cex. Depending on the game you can get some really good trade in values. You tend to get quite a bit more than HMV or Game.

Just had a look at some of the values for Amazon. Some games are decent, like black ops still giving £30 credit. Others are a bit lower. Alan Wake for £3?

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