Ooh nice. That's a steal.Awesome! Torchlight II is on sale for $11.99 in the USA Eshop. This is definitely a great deal. The Switch version looks and plays great just like the PS4 and Xbox versions.
Ooh nice. That's a steal.Awesome! Torchlight II is on sale for $11.99 in the USA Eshop. This is definitely a great deal. The Switch version looks and plays great just like the PS4 and Xbox versions.
So apparently Microsoft is putting Gamestop on Life Support.
The trade in deals isn’t that bad. I paid off the SwSh Duo pack with the Larvitar/Jangmo-o Codes and Mortal Kombat 11mostly on trade in credit. Only had to pay $10 out of pocket for the Duo pack but MK 11 I paid off in one trip as soon as the game was announced. I even managed to get Let’s Go Eevee And Poké Ball controller pack four months before release all by trading in games that I was no longer interested in. The only thing I don’t like about GameStop is how the rewards system no longer offers physical items that you could redeem such as posters or lanyards to hold keys.I never understood why people had a problem with Gamestop. The only thing that sucks about them is their horrendous trade-in deals.
I had Pro for awhile and liked the percentage off we'd get. It sucks that they got rid of it. It was the only real reason I went Pro. A coupon is not enough of a draw.I never understood why people had a problem with Gamestop. The only thing that sucks about them is their horrendous trade-in deals.
I’ve actually never used a credit card in GameStop. I pay either with trade in credits or cash. I find it easier that way to make sure I get exactly what I want while knowing I’m not going over my desired budget by more than $10.I had Pro for awhile and liked the percentage off we'd get. It sucks that they got rid of it. It was the only real reason I went Pro. A coupon is not enough of a draw.
Didn't have too many issues with it. I just don't use credit cards there. Just cash and Gamestop cards.
I guess I just had good luck then.Gamestop is decent if you're only buying games in-store. However, their online ordering is the worst. They have the slowest shipping by far, much slower than Amazon, Best Buy, Target, or Wal Mart. If you want to play a game on release day, don't order it online from Amazon. Not to mention their handling fees for online orders tend to make it more expensive as well.
I guess I just had good luck then.
I was only getting older games as well.
Okay, that makes sense. I remember getting DQVII (mentioned earlier) and Mega Man Star Force 2 Z x N from them.Gamestop is decent for finding older games, I'll give them credit for that. But it can be hit or miss. I would never recommend buying brand new games from Gamestop if you're planning to have them shipped. Historically Best Buy has given me the best results; they tend to ship early so the games arrive on release day. Amazon sometimes does this as well but I've also had issues with Amazon orders not arriving on release day. Gamestop on the other hand tends to wait until release day to ship, meaning you don't get the game until a few days later...
...Or at least that's how it was last time I did an online order from them, because after consistently bad results I stopped using them altogether.