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Oh, seven eleven, thou art loved by me, for thou hast provided me with mine slurpees at the unholy hours of the night, and now thou hast bestowed upon me the gift to obtain games with thine delicious slurpees and sustenance.
Game Trading Technologies? What the hell kind of technology would you need for this? A cash register?
I've actually never had a slurpee (since there doesn't appear to be any 7-11s in Iowa). Frozen Mountain Dew sounds pretty good, though.
Battle of Olympus was awesome. Whatever happened to Broderbund? I'd like to get me an updated Guardian Legend.
If only we had 7-11's around here that had standards of some sort. Walking into a 7-11 here is like walking into the worst part of town you could ever imagine, regardless of where said store is located. Things are never restocked, drinks rarely checked or refilled, they almost never get promotional cups or items, hot food is generally left on the rollers all day, blah blah.
It's to the point where the only reason I go is for their iced coffee, which surprisingly enough, is rarely refilled anyway.
It's to the point where the only reason I go is for their iced coffee, which surprisingly enough, is rarely refilled anyway.
I can vouch for this. My 7-11 down the block is doing it right now. Only one that interested me was Mirror's Edge for $20, dont know if thats a good deal or not, dont have a 360. YET.
I'm more of a Mac's Milk kind of guy myself though the ESSO gas chain has really stepped up their slushie-game the last few years.
You'd think this would be good, but really, I think the quality grade will have much more in common with gamestop's bins than their walls.
why?
- under $20
Regardless, more competition in the quiet mega-monopoly that is used game resales is a good thing. Gamestop and chain rental stores have been really milking it with their $5-less-than-new PS3 racket.
why?
- under $20
Regardless, more competition in the quiet mega-monopoly that is used game resales is a good thing. Gamestop and chain rental stores have been really milking it with their $5-less-than-new PS3 racket.
screw that. My 7-11 doesn't carry Mountain Dew: Code Red anymore, forcing me to walk another 2 blocks to the Dollar Store to grab some for my show every Thursday. They've lost my business because they don't have the best soda ever anymore. :(
Cool, but we are still light years behind Japanese 7-11s:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ziX1oQRiA3w
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ziX1oQRiA3w
I've sadly never even been to a 7-Eleven. There's not one where I currently live and there wasn't one near where I went to college either.
I've never even been inside a 7-Eleven. The only time I even remember seeing one was when I went to Washington, DC.
I've never even been inside a 7-Eleven. The only time I even remember seeing one was when I went to Washington, DC.
Actually, around the time Arkham Asylum came out, there was a very hushed promotion that had all games sold at 7-11 at half off--even new ones. So really, them selling games isn't a surprise. My local one has these $20 games...I assumed they were unused--especially when they were all shovelware and failed high-profile ones.
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