No what I trully don't understand is why you guys put up with it.
Most people I know that shop at GS don't put up with it. If the game is opened, they won't buy it. If my local GS only has an open copy of a "new" game left, they're always willing to order me one that's sealed. And for that matter, they're always willing to get me another copy of a game if the disc is bad or the artwork is stickered, they'll replace a cracked case on a dollar game if I want them to. You just have to say "no" to the few bad things they do and they end up being a decent place to deal with.
As far as the pricing goes, I don't care what they charge for Xenoblade Chronicles. I don't care if they held onto their copies waiting for price to go up, because they're still cheaper than most everywhere else. I don't care how much they charge for their most expensive games, because they're a business. What's the difference if they hold onto games until they go up more and sell them for $90 or some guy buys up all the remaining stock at $45 and flips them online for $100?
Recently they were selling Gamecube Component cables for $1, Gameboy players for less than $5, and tons of other stuff for
well under "market" value. If you've been "exploited" by Gamestop, it's your own fault.
