Gamestop

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ebluh

Joined 2 years ago

lies to children. I had a bad experience about Gamestop that I still cannot forget. Nine years ago a staff at Gamestop lied to me. I was on an eighth grade JHS class trip in Times Square at that time. My friends and I wanted to check out Gamestop because I never went there before. The security officer there stopped us and told us that only people 18 years old and over can come in. It was a lie. We became angry because the tallest student in our class walked into the store without a problem.

I was angry that this person lied to me. I was angry that someone else of the same age was allowed in because of his height. Even though I live in New York, I would always refuse to step into this particular Gamestop.

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Gaming enthusiasts flock to the world's largest video game retailer to discover and acquire the latest games.. In Short
In 2005, GameStop merged with EB Games, also known as Electronics Boutique and EBX, to offer video games, consoles and accessories at more than 4,400 stores worldwide. These stores--some with multiple locations in a single mall--feature floor-to-ceiling displays of new and pre-owned games for Xbox, Wii, PlayStation and PC systems. Children and adults can be found hypnotically in awe, playing recent releases at in-store gaming kiosks or browsing through books, magazines, DVDs and CDs.