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(03-11-2008,
01:36 AM)
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#9
What game comes out a week after Haze?
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I'm the Professor
You are the Pupil (03-11-2008,
01:37 AM)
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#11
preemptive bailout. nice.
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(03-11-2008,
01:39 AM)
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#17
Originally Posted by viakado:
AltogetherAndrews should be all over this, though. |
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(03-11-2008,
01:39 AM)
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#20
*Shrugs*
In Australia you can always return a new game within a week for a full refund, regardless of whether you have played it or not. The only exception is for games that require registration like World of WarCraft. In this case if EB USA are allowing you to trade in back in, rather than return it, I don't think that would directly affect the sales numbers for Free Radical. |
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(03-11-2008,
01:42 AM)
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#29
Originally Posted by gray_fox224:
Originally Posted by gray_fox224:
Originally Posted by gray_fox224:
Originally Posted by gray_fox224:
Originally Posted by gray_fox224:
Originally Posted by gray_fox224:
Originally Posted by gray_fox224:
Originally Posted by gray_fox224:
Originally Posted by gray_fox224:
Originally Posted by gray_fox224:
Originally Posted by gray_fox224:
Originally Posted by gray_fox224:
Originally Posted by gray_fox224:
Originally Posted by gray_fox224:
Originally Posted by gray_fox224:
Originally Posted by gray_fox224:
Can't be stated enough. This is HORRIBLE for the industry. |
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(03-11-2008,
01:43 AM)
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#31
Originally Posted by gray_fox224:
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sex vacation in Guam
(03-11-2008,
01:47 AM)
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#35
Doesnt this show confidence in the game? Not sure I understand peoples reactions here.
Pre-Order Haze and you have the change to return it guaranteed in a week. If people return it they lose money because now they have to sell the game as used. Anyone with sense would see that as we are confident you will not return the game. Its like one of those try us out money back marketing strats |
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(03-11-2008,
01:48 AM)
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#36
Originally Posted by Suburban Cowboy:
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(03-11-2008,
01:48 AM)
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#38
Originally Posted by Suburban Cowboy:
You're not getting it. EB will then sell them used ... and most people will pick up the used one instead of another new copy. The companies involved in creating/producing/etc. the game do not get any money from resales. |
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(03-11-2008,
01:49 AM)
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#40
Originally Posted by Choabac:
Game stores used to allow this, but they stopped after realizing people were abusing the system by buying the game, playing it for a few days, then returning it for a refund. |
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(03-11-2008,
01:51 AM)
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#44
I think they are making you buy Haze for $49.99 and then they make you trade it in for another game, plus they get to sell Haze for a used price that is outrageous. So they sell a game at full price and a week later they sell a used game too at close to full price.
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(03-11-2008,
01:51 AM)
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#46
Originally Posted by Suburban Cowboy:
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(03-11-2008,
01:52 AM)
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#47
Originally Posted by TurtleSnatcher:
I am not sure if it will hurt them because they will still try to sell the used copies above whatever the wholesale cost is, and they will still get the money from all the people who do not return the game. I am not sure, but I think their newer used games are still priced around 50 dollars, but I have no idea how much each game costs them to begin with. |