Alvin Cash
Questions About Gamestop?
HOW OLD DO YOU NEED TO BE TO HAVE AN EDGE CARD AT GAMESTOP and how much will it cost
and how much will this be worth in STORE CREDIT and CASH?(not including game consoles and hand helds)
Wii: PES 2008
Alvin And Chipmunks(guitar game)
Pokemon Battle Revolution
Rockstar Table Tennis
Nintendo DS:
Pokemon Diamond,
Pokemon Pearl,
Open Season,
New Super Smash Bros.
PS3: Guitar Hero 3- game only
Xbox:
Fifa Street.
PSP:
Spongebob Yellow Avenger
MLB 2k7
MLB 2k6
NBA 06
Cars
Need for Speed: Carbon
PSP MOVIES
PINK PANTHER
SPIDER MAN 2
Can U just tell me a rough estimate
And i cant use ebay and amazon
Because I really want to buy Need for Speed: Undercover(XBOX 360)
and Guitar Hero World Tour-Game Only(PS3), and some other need for speed’s
Just give me a rough estimate or close estimate because i called them and they said you have to come to the store for a rough estimate
Please answer both
you should get the store credit because i gave in my xbox 360 to game-stop and they gave me 250 dollars for it with 6 games and 2 controllers.but if i would taken the money instead i would of goten 190 dollars so clearly taking the store credit is the way to go.
Ali shuffle– Alvin cash soul 1977 ..
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