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Well, no. But when they give £28 cash for games I buy for £30 originally, its not that bad.

Amazing value on 3DS game trades. I buy a game from amazon, finish it, and get nearly all my money back from CEX as cash trade. a cheapskate's dream.



Try finding a Graingers in Bournemouth.

lol Why would I live there?

Joking, Bournemouth is nice
 
I would buy one of these IMMEDIATELY!!!

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i would buy these
 
CEX...

On the one hand, a lot of nice stuff there goes cheap. Since Blu Rays are difficult to damage, I've picked up many a cheap PS3 game in good as new condition for a great price.

On the other hand, every CEX I've been to is the same: the shop is dirty, the music is terribad, the BO is nauseating, half the customers are acne riddled reprobates with 80 PS2 games in a JD Sports drawstring bag and the staff are all 20 somethings in metal band t-shirts two sizes two small with ugly ear plugs and facial piercings.
 
I miss CeX back when it was the best retro/import game chain in the uk

before the dark days

before dvd
Nah man it was the mobile fones that did it...also internet meant you did not need to pay CeX £110 for US Ocarina of Time (I think it was that much, European copies were in short supply due to NCL stabbing NOE in the back by giving them 1/3 of the initial shipment they asked for) and then there was NOE getting real ratty about people selling imported games (CeX seemed to give up with new entirely in about 2003).

I'm not a goth, but it did stink. My memories of stories that happened there are finally starting to fade, but cex is basically a fence shop for stolen electronics. 70% of everything that passed through there was stolen.
They give much better trade value then Crime Converters or Crack Generator. Of course their instore prices tend to be higher (but sometimes not, it pays to have a keen eye) and they inexplicably do not have cash a lot of the time.
 
I miss CeX back when it was the best retro/import game chain in the uk

before the dark days

before dvd
I used to rely on them heavily during the N64 days because I only had a SNES thus needed to buy most games second hand.

I haven't bought much from them since.
 
Try finding a Graingers in Bournemouth.
The big fat guy that works in Bournemouth CEX is probably the most miserable fucker in existence. Shame that the shop basically has a monopoly on the town's game trade, like you say they buy high and sell high so if you're clever you can do well from them. LOL at the prices of their preowned MacBook airs being more expensive then new, should be hilarious to see their PS4 prices.
 
The big fat guy that works in Bournemouth CEX is probably the most miserable fucker in existence. Shame that the shop basically has a monopoly on the town's game trade, like you say they buy high and sell high so if you're clever you can do well from them. LOL at the prices of their preowned MacBook airs being more expensive then new, should be hilarious to see their PS4 prices.

Well, I usually go to Poole - havent been to the Bournemouth branch since it opened.
 
Nah man it was the mobile fones that did it...also internet meant you did not need to pay CeX £110 for US Ocarina of Time (I think it was that much, European copies were in short supply due to NCL stabbing NOE in the back by giving them 1/3 of the initial shipment they asked for) and then there was NOE getting real ratty about people selling imported games (CeX seemed to give up with new entirely in about 2003).

Well Rathbone Place at least gave up its entire retro section to make way for dvd's around about 2006ish, which is when I stopped going there - they had barely any phones at the time, though I think the tottenham court road branch did.

Still remember getting my first memory stick from the TCR branch in 2005, was about £40 for 32MB.

It was sad really, I'd been going there since the mid nineties, and I have a lot of good memories of it - like when I picked up an immaculate copy of Panzer Dragoon Saga for £20 a few months after it came out.
 
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