I would like to present to you...my copy of L.A Noire.
I managed to fall so out of love (was I ever in love...REALLY!?) with L.A Noire so monumentally, that I decided to trade it in. It was the only option. No way in hell was I keeping that game.
Gamestation were (according to a buddy of mine, who likewise traded in his copy of the amazingly boring detective epic) offering 30 quid for the game. But by the time I would have gotten home from work, my local Gamestation would have been closed. So I just toddled into Game on my lunch break instead, seeing as I work down the street from one. I honestly didn't care enough about how much I would have gotten for the game. I just wanted something and for the game to be gone.
The last game I ever traded in was Resident evil: Code Veronica for the Dreamcast in 2001. And as much as I couldn't stand that game, the only real reason I got shot of it was because I was broke and wanted Marvel vs. Capcom 2. I tend to just keep every game I buy regardless of how much I dislike it. But L.A Noire had to go.
I managed to fall so out of love (was I ever in love...REALLY!?) with L.A Noire so monumentally, that I decided to trade it in. It was the only option. No way in hell was I keeping that game.
Gamestation were (according to a buddy of mine, who likewise traded in his copy of the amazingly boring detective epic) offering 30 quid for the game. But by the time I would have gotten home from work, my local Gamestation would have been closed. So I just toddled into Game on my lunch break instead, seeing as I work down the street from one. I honestly didn't care enough about how much I would have gotten for the game. I just wanted something and for the game to be gone.
The last game I ever traded in was Resident evil: Code Veronica for the Dreamcast in 2001. And as much as I couldn't stand that game, the only real reason I got shot of it was because I was broke and wanted Marvel vs. Capcom 2. I tend to just keep every game I buy regardless of how much I dislike it. But L.A Noire had to go.