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I've got a 25$ gamestop card... what should I buy?

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Howard_Casto:
Looks like a winner to me.  It's out of stock at the nearby gamestop though, so I dunno if I'll get it. 

On an unrelated note, is gamestop ever gonna fix their used games pricing?  Muramasa is the perfect example..... I can get a scratched up used copy for 25 bucks, or pay 5 whole more dollars to get a perfect, new copy.  I consider myself to be very cheap but seriously, are there people out there so cheap that they'd by a crappy used copy of a game just to save 5 lousy bucks?

HanoiBoi:
If there's nothing of value to you in the store, offer the card to another shopper for $22-23.

Or, just keep it in your wallet until you want something

(It has taken me like 2 years to use a Best Buy gift card.  Too many better deals on the net.)

Howard_Casto:

--- Quote from: HanoiBoi on February 28, 2010, 02:08:08 am ---If there's nothing of value to you in the store, offer the card to another shopper for $22-23.

Or, just keep it in your wallet until you want something

(It has taken me like 2 years to use a Best Buy gift card.  Too many better deals on the net.)

--- End quote ---

Eh, I don't think there's enough money involved to deal with all that.  Honestly though one of my problems is that I generally don't even visit gamestop, much less buy stuff there.  People go crazy with their pre-orders and what not and yet I can get a game on release day for 3-5 bucks less at K-mart simply because people don't think of them for purchasing games.  If they don't have it then I go to walmart or sam's club to get it because they typically also take a few bucks off the retail price, just to piss off their competition.  Our local gamestops (we have like 4) are out of the way, and typically try to take people with their used games policies.  For that reason I try to avoid them, but hey... free is free.

Frigo:
Buy a Nintendo points card, and get Mega Man 10, it just came out today. :)

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