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Originally posted by: Duddy
Originally posted by: magomago
They have one in a new mall complex they made. I don't see the difference between EB and it or Gamestop. Its all the same thing anyways with just a different name. So as long as prices are good that is all you need. Oh - and workers who understand that they will be asked about everything. Whether it is a gamer looking to talk about games, or a parent (this happened to me today while I was waiting) who needed 10 minutes to explain that while the Wii IS wireless you still need the "sensor bar" which is wired, or kiddies who are playing to play as much as they can for free, etc. etc.
Some differences are:
- PnT let's you try ANY game before you buy it. As much as you like.
- PnT accepts trade-in's from retro systems all the way back to NES. Gamestop/EB will not accept anything older than PS2 games.
- PnT offers console and game repair in store
- PnT values itself as part of the community and aims to treat each customers like they are your friends.
- PnT has gaming tournaments each month for prizes (consoles, games, money etc..)
- Their layout is much cleaner and that makes it easier to find things.
That sounds like something ripped straight from a company's PR release...
Good luck with it though, just make sure your area has the demand for such a store.