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¿Question #2293?
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Hector Vortac: No, I don't trust my fellow Americans.
foxxdye: I also hear you can do that with the toilet paper over there.
Mike McCall: No. Yes.
DHEK: I don't know if that is or has ever been the rule. But yeah, it would be cool if you could do it with games too.
ulyssus: NO, the EU F'd that all up. The French said it made too much sense.
cluegirl: that would be so cool!
daveroswell: most US stores have playing stations where you can review music before buying
WalkerRedEye: no idea and yes
bigbadsteve: it may be. yes
simonjauk: Yes, but then all the Monopoly's would be back in the store
POvidiusNaso: I don't know if it's still the case. I guess it would be cool.
JunKie: You can't do that with a CD in Scandinavia, unless it is sealed and unused... Electronic games, however, can me returned within 10 days for a full refund, and sometimes board games too! :)
FrozenHoHos: At least a good amount of brick & mortars have demo cpoies to try out.
KDSN: Or a place where you could rent board games to try...
scriptorum: I don't know about Europe. In many stores you CAN do that with games.
dietevil: Yes
fFish: It's hard to unpunch, resprue a game
brainrob: Yes it is (most stores - not all). No ... once a game's counters are punched it's used goods.
rayzir: no...you should research the games before you buy
MisterCranky: You can do this. What's to stop you? Just don't expect any refunds.
davedanger: yep
CharlieWonka: You tell them it didn't work so you can take it back - hard to do with a game
sourwyrm: not necessary
tipigi: sure
davidme: No
skrutsch: I didn't know that. Interesting. It would be cool if you could do that with games.
ThatFalafelGirl: that, in truth, would be awesome. it would be awesome if we could do that w/ music in USA too.
BaSL: yes
Lord_Prussian: No
Flyspeck23: No, it's not the case (unless the CD is sealed). But it'd be cool for games too.
nexttothemoon: Hmmm...I would still keep most games thinking some day I'd come around to liking them. I'm hopeful like that.
djlg: Really? Dunno. Yes.
snoozefest: yes, cool; seems unlikely though
skelebone: Returning CDs because you don't like them would be something on a store level, but it's unlikely, since most shops cannot return opened product. Check with your FLMS.
batman: yes
2amp: doesn't sound right to me
gnomehome: Was it ever the case ? Not frequently so as I recall. Do you buy played games at retail prices ?
jttm: Nope. Lots of unscrupulous people out there.
Asmoridin: One of the malls near my home lets you do it with video games. Only with some employees though.
AlorielLelyn: You can sort of do that. But you'll only get store credit. So you have still bought something...
CortexBomb: You did in fact used to be able to do that with games bought from the place on the mall (EB?)...I don't think they do it anymore, but I used that option a few times back when it was there
CDRodeffer: Wow. That would be cool. But games are such a small market, it would destroy it.
chaddyboy_2000: That would be neat-o.