Really Target.

I love Target. But the new Gaming area is just ok. Wal-Mart is much better. You go to look at a Game at Target now and you have this Black wire to deal with now. Not good.

I love Target. But the new Gaming area is just ok. Wal-Mart is much better. You go to look at a Game at Target now and you have this Black wire to deal with now. Not good.

Easports48

I love target too, but I always thought their gaming selection was meager at best. Now you say there is a black wire around games? It already was loosing luster with their bad selection.....now....

What is this "Black Wire"?JML897

When you want to look at a game now at target there is a wire at the bottom of the game on the shelf.

i thought it was pretty cool

Can't be too careful.

[QUOTE="JML897"]What is this "Black Wire"?jalexbrown

What are Spider Wraps?

[QUOTE="jalexbrown"][QUOTE="JML897"]What is this "Black Wire"?mrmusicman247

What are Spider Wraps?

lol me and my friend once took of the black wire and went up to the casher and asked if we could buy this. u should of seen the guys face. so much for securing ur products

[QUOTE="jalexbrown"][QUOTE="JML897"]What is this "Black Wire"?mrmusicman247

What are Spider Wraps?

Yeah, they put them on pharmacy stuff too sometimes.

I don' buy games at Target..

I love Target. But the new Gaming area is just ok. Wal-Mart is much better. You go to look at a Game at Target now and you have this Black wire to deal with now. Not good.

Easports48

Why do they have that stuff around their games? I thought most stores put empty cases on the shelves and put discs in at the counter.EJ902

Target for games :lol:

[QUOTE="Easports48"]

I love Target. But the new Gaming area is just ok. Wal-Mart is much better. You go to look at a Game at Target now and you have this Black wire to deal with now. Not good.

Rocky32189

Well the Target I work at we are completely redoing the gaming section... Soo there ya goooo!

No no no no no no no no. The video games aren't in spider-wrap, They remodeled their gaming section so that there's a single live copy of a game in a plastic keeper that is chained to its display area by a retractable wire leash. But while it's nice that they thought customers would like to see and touch a video game box instead of just staring at it through a locked glass case, from what I've seen there's no readily available understock for the employee to grab a sell copy or quickly replace the keepered games. Because of this there's usually a decent chunk of gaming displays with no games in the displays because the employees don't have time to constantly replace them thus negating what I assume was the original intent of this program.

Way to think things through Target advertising team.

No no no no no no no no. The video games aren't in spider-wrap, They remodeled their gaming section so that there's a single live copy of a game in a plastic keeper that is chained to its display area by a retractable wire leash. But while it's nice that they thought customers would like to see and touch a video game box instead of just staring at it through a locked glass case, from what I've seen there's no readily available understock for the employee to grab a sell copy or quickly replace the keepered games. Because of this there's usually a decent chunk of gaming displays with no games in the displays because the employees don't have time to constantly replace them thus negating what I assume was the original intent of this program.

Way to think things through Target advertising team.

Lord_Daemon

No no no no no no no no. The video games aren't in spider-wrap, They remodeled their gaming section so that there's a single live copy of a game in a plastic keeper that is chained to its display area by a retractable wire leash. But while it's nice that they thought customers would like to see and touch a video game box instead of just staring at it through a locked glass case, from what I've seen there's no readily available understock for the employee to grab a sell copy or quickly replace the keepered games. Because of this there's usually a decent chunk of gaming displays with no games in the displays because the employees don't have time to constantly replace them thus negating what I assume was the original intent of this program.

Way to think things through Target advertising team.

Lord_Daemon

I don't think I ever bought a game at target, so no big deal. I still like buying my clothes from there. They look nice and prices are cheap.

[QUOTE="Lord_Daemon"]

No no no no no no no no. The video games aren't in spider-wrap, They remodeled their gaming section so that there's a single live copy of a game in a plastic keeper that is chained to its display area by a retractable wire leash. But while it's nice that they thought customers would like to see and touch a video game box instead of just staring at it through a locked glass case, from what I've seen there's no readily available understock for the employee to grab a sell copy or quickly replace the keepered games. Because of this there's usually a decent chunk of gaming displays with no games in the displays because the employees don't have time to constantly replace them thus negating what I assume was the original intent of this program.

Way to think things through Target advertising team.

Cherokee_Jack

I have never bought a game at Target, I always buy games online.

I always buy games at Target if it's a newer release. If it's an older game I head to GameStop

[QUOTE="Cherokee_Jack"][QUOTE="Lord_Daemon"]

No no no no no no no no. The video games aren't in spider-wrap, They remodeled their gaming section so that there's a single live copy of a game in a plastic keeper that is chained to its display area by a retractable wire leash. But while it's nice that they thought customers would like to see and touch a video game box instead of just staring at it through a locked glass case, from what I've seen there's no readily available understock for the employee to grab a sell copy or quickly replace the keepered games. Because of this there's usually a decent chunk of gaming displays with no games in the displays because the employees don't have time to constantly replace them thus negating what I assume was the original intent of this program.

Way to think things through Target advertising team.

raven_squad

Well the Target nearest me did not have any of those replacement stacks so about 1/3 of the displays were empty as the employees were merely taking the display copy and didn't have the time to go in the back to retrieve a replacement copy. Perhaps they set it up wrong or perhaps the place where you went set it up better.

Err I never buy any games from target they hardly ever have any new ones I want

oh, yeah. i work at target and our stuff changed a couple months ago i think. i actually don't like it either, i happened to be in the electronics department one time and this lady asked me to get a video game so i went and got the keys from the electronics guy but i just could not figure out how the f to get them out of the new case thing.

Yeah, try buying their freaking food.

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