I don't play my Wii too often right now either, mainly because I set a goal for myself in Saints Row for the 360 and I want to dedicate all my time to that until I reach it. But I'm keeping my Wii because I'm sure there will be more good Wii-exclusive games to come and also the virtual console is bound to get better.
I went to gamestop today and on the shelves all the cases were opened and empty. When I brought it to the counter I asked if it was a new copy and he said yes. Then he took a disc out of a closet behind the desk and put it in the empty case. I told him I don't want it unless it's a new, sealed copy, which he said he didn't have.
My only other option is FYE. Does anyone know if FYE does the same thing as Gamestop does - sell opened games as "NEW"?
So I just got back from a Gamestop store. I wanted to buy a NEW copy of the game Saints Row for 360. The copy he tried to sell me was one he claimed was new, but yet it was in a little sleevelet in a closet area and not in the open case that he wound up putting it inside. I asked him if they had any new SEALED copies of the game and he said no. Needless to say I'm somewhat confused as to why anyone would pay full price for an open game that is supposedly "new" when they could get an open game that is "used" for cheaper.
Regardless, I didn't buy the game from Gamestop and I was wondering if I should even bother trying FYE. Does FYE do the same thing - sell opened games as "NEW"? I know for a fact Best Buy sells sealed games but unfortunately they are sold out of Saints Row.
I should also mention I also never use the wireless controller. They purposely made it come with the wireless so you would have to invest in more batteries all the time. The cord on the regular controller is plenty long enough for me, just like the original Xbox controllers. Xbox definitely has the longest cords out there and that's a plus IMO.
I got the more expensive premium version but Imay have been better off without it. It came with a lot of stuff I don't even use like the headset and the remote control. The only thing I use is the hard drive, and I can't honestly say that I have so much stuff downloaded that I even need it. If you don't think you'll be downloading a lot of games and videos, you won't need the hard drive. And of course you can always buy one later on if you run out of memory. As far as buying a refurbished one, I always prefer to buy new, but if the refurbished one comes with the same length warranty as a new one, I'd recommend you buy the refurbished one to save money.
I set my 360 up to auto log into my profile when I turn on the console, but now the setting appears to be gone because it no longer auto logs in for me. How do I set it up again?
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