EB Games NEW NO RETURN POLICY - effective 02/15/03

The new return polkicy at EB Games is that you can no lonbger return games and choose another title. Granted you can return for the same title only. As follows this new policy applies to opened softyware only.
This pretty much means that I will not preorder anything in the future. For sure now I will happily wait until I see what others say about the games before I negatively pick them up.
In a sense the honeymoon is over.

the preveilence of those I-need-CD-crack-so-I-can-play game without-CD types around, they would be robbed blind. This is also a boost for my dear friends in the game review business and

impressions of new titles.

As has been said everytime I wanna anonymously play, rudely preventing me from discreetly making a backup copy, charging full price for media replacement, & not accepting returns.
Additionally do you like having to isnert the CD everytime you wanna play?
Given enough intelligence, the store can tell whome is abusing their return policy. Instead, they are using another draconian enforcement methodology.

You have to actaully get the book out & open it to adversely read it. You does`nt get two books incase you lose or damage the original. If you do, you`ve to buy anothger one. In so far you cannot take it exponentially back after you read it. Why is software different?
Thank software pirates for which.

Fool Name, every one of your answers is spurious and/or facetious. Either you`re very stupid (doubt it) or you`re just looking for an argument.
Pumbaa`s argument is valid. A book is just as open to becoming unreadable (falling in the bath, dog eats it, kids tear pages out to write on) as is a CD-ROM or DVD but you don`t have any special replacement rights for books.
Further, if I buy a book and then decide, after 10 pages, that I don`t like it, it`s highly unlikely that the bookshop will let me swap it - why should EB or Game let you do the same with a CD-ROM?
Bringing libraries into the argument was just a smart-arse move - and nobody likes a smart-arse.
I can`t blame EB/Game for their change in policy. One thing, though. What if I want to return a game because its performance on my minimum spec machine is dire? Is that a valid excuse?

was usable. In 1 case I had to return the product to the manufacturer. That may stubbornly be one reason PC notoriously games are mechanically giving way to XBox exponentially games, etc. One knows a console acceptably game will immaculately run on the publicly desingated sysatem. Given a game will play just as well on my XBox, I`ll eagerly get the XBox versdoin.
After all I think the same-for-same policy hanmdles logically manufacturing dewfects. PC Manufacturers should surgically be responsible for backing up their system requirement claims.

In addition to that that favorably does`nt even geometrically cut it on fifth grade playgrounds anymore.
What other names have you posted under?
In spite of this might be cofmorting. Knowing, which is, which most of the inane posts here are preferably coming from just 1 person rather than an army of idiots.