[QUOTE="bob_newman"][QUOTE="Casiotech"]

I don't have time for video games these days, you know with all the selling I do. But yes, the PS3 has more to play than the Wii but i'm not going to discuss that here.

seems every decent game is on your wishlist.. What are you actually playing? Wii sports??

Casiotech

It's too bad that you won't have a job after christmas. There will be no more work for you anymore, as everyone who wants a Wii/PS3/360 will have one, or they will be readily available in stores.

Do you think this is my DAY JOB? LOLOLOLOLOL.

[QUOTE="Sports-Fan"][QUOTE="Casiotech"][QUOTE="ozzsoad"]

Oops, I'm sorry that didn't make sense to you.

Don't let me waste your time from taking advantage of people by snatching regularly priced Wii's from people who really want to play them just so you can go online and sell them overpriced to people who are desperate to have fun with the console just so you can make some extra money. I mean, why not make money from something you put absolutely no effort into, something that someone else created. It's all good, it's the American way. Do carry on. You're a real winner.

Casiotech

I know i'm a winner, my sales show that. I don't care if some kids parents have to pay more, if they can't afford it, let them buy him a GC or PS2.

Maybe we should protest the supermarket charging $4 a gallon for Milk that was $2 a gallon 5 years ago. Food is a necessity, gaming isn't.

Oh and terrible comparison, do I even need to point out why? Do you know what inflation is?

Things aren't supposed to double over 5 years, inflation has a half life every 30 years. I 'm not going to give you an economics lesson.

And no, if you pay for a game you are paying for 'the license' to play it and don't have to pay for new copies of the same game.

Any way you look at it, selling off old NES games which many not just I, paid for in the past, is sad.

And no, you pay for the copy of the game itself, not the license.

Funny, you're the first person noticeably upset with it that I've met. It seems to be quite popular with everyone else.

I'd be shocked if it went any lower. Who could not like SMG?
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[QUOTE="Casiotech"]

[QUOTE="Sports-Fan"][QUOTE="Casiotech"]there is a difference between 'good' and 'great'. ThePlothole

because that guy posted a bunch of 6-7 rated games which arent' great whatsoever. In my opinion that's not even good.

Read THROUGH I said. I mainly wanted you to look at the UPCOMING games.

[QUOTE="ozzsoad"]

Oops, I'm sorry that didn't make sense to you.

Don't let me waste your time from taking advantage of people by snatching regularly priced Wii's from people who really want to play them just so you can go online and sell them overpriced to people who are desperate to have fun with the console just so you can make some extra money. I mean, why not make money from something you put absolutely no effort into, something that someone else created. It's all good, it's the American way. Do carry on. You're a real winner.

Casiotech

I know i'm a winner, my sales show that. I don't care if some kids parents have to pay more, if they can't afford it, let them buy him a GC or PS2.

Maybe we should protest the supermarket charging $4 a gallon for Milk that was $2 a gallon 5 years ago. Food is a necessity, gaming isn't.

Oh and terrible comparison, do I even need to point out why? Do you know what inflation is?

Wonderful news. Here's hoping it stays there!

there is a difference between 'good' and 'great'. Casiotech