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God of War PSP street date reportedly broken by Wal-Mart |
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If you've been patiently waiting for the June 3 release of God of War PSP, you may want to check your local stores in person. We've recently found an account of someone picking up one of those special PSPs at his local Wal-Mart.Over on the GameSpot user blogs, soul_motor reports that he was able to snag one of the coveted PSPs. The picture to your right shows the PSP in question, along with the receipt.
If you're interested in grabbing one for yourself ahead of the release date, you might just want to head over to your local store and ask really nicely.
Via GameSpot Blogs
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Someone needs to shut Walmart down and quit it with this bull***** monopoly since the company is nothing more than a parasite on society.
-andrew- -kupomogli-
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eg.
{Circle one}
1. Do you hate WalMart?
[Yes] [No]
If you answered yes to question 1, go to question 2.
2. Are you a frequent WalMart shopper?
[Yes] [No]
I don't see that being passed out to people or given to people as part as a customer satisfaction research survey. I hate WalMart and refuse to shop there. In fact, I've only ever stepped into a WalMart once, and that was to pick up a drug perscription for my elderly grandmother. I don't support them at all, not only because they're destroying the job market for small business owners but because their environmental policies are nearly non-existent. Back to the small business owners thing, do you really believe that WalMart isn't destroying the market for them? A mom and pop business that sells, lets say, blankets and the like, goes up in a town. A year later, a WalMart opens in thew town, selling brand name blankets at a lower price than the blankets the mom and pop business makes. People start going to the WalMart to buy their blankets instead and the mom and pop business goes under. What are they supposed to do? Work for the WalMart? How are they supposed to make a living and support themselves, much less children if they have any? Thats besides the real point though. Breaking the street date on a product is a complete violation of the trust of the distributor. The distributor sends the product to the retail outlet to be sold on a certain day to be released to the public SIMULTANEOUSLY. Bresking the street date is unfair to the general public and unfair to the distributor. Now that doesn't mean that if I went into GameStop and asked if they had a copy of QuakeWars (which comes out tomorrow) and I had no idea the game wasn't out, and they sold one to me, I would complain. If I found out later, I'd be kinda psyched about it, but that would give me an unfair advantage against other players technically.
Of course I'd love to get something earlier, but getting it on the day it comes out is just as good. So I'll wait for my games thanks.
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my bad lol
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Its not always about starting small, especially in todays day and age. Its all about primary funding these days. Big name corporations start as an idea and then they're brought to a bank to get a loan for, or brought to your millionaire daddy to fund. Sam Walton was a business mogul, thats why WalMart took off, in the 60's! To start a new business today takes a substantial amount of money! Believe me, I fully realize this. I may be only 19, but one of my friends and I are trying to open an AirSoft store in Massachusetts and its not going to happen anytime soon because of the financial situations we're both in. It costs money to either buy a building or rent. If you buy one, you have to pay property tax, you're paying rent otherwise. You need to have a sufficient stock to sell, and people to help run the business, much less advertising. The costs for starting a business were MUCH less in the 60's, Walton started WalMart on 25k! If I had to take a guess as to how much it would cost for me to start my business today, I'd estimate it nearly 60k. Thats not money you can just throw around lightly. If you have 60k to throw around, then I issue a challenge to you good sir. Take that 60k and start a good business and have it become as sucessful as Walmart, but put your business near one and sell something they sell cheaper. You'll find out fast that they're the reason small business are becoming a rare breed.
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