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| Gojira 1117th Post
 
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|  "I think I made a stupid purchase"
, posted Thu 28 Aug 00:34:
So I was killing time today waiting for a movie that I had shown up to an hour early, and I stepped into a local LameStop. With a window facing west and the setting sun confounding my brain I had a weak moment of purchase. I thought to myself hey, I don't have a cheat device for my PS2. If I get one, surely I can get the extra scripts in Suikoden III without having to hunt down another Suikoden II. Maybe even try out some of those weird codes I've seen for Tekken 4 or Soul Calibur 2... So I go and ask, and the guy shows me a Gameshark version 3. So I buy this thing, and went and saw the movie and went home.
I get home, and check the thing out. Weak codes all over the thing. Nothing mildly interesting, just useless crap like infinite whatever, unlock this, unlock that, nothing good and not a single Suikoden 3 code. I figure well it's no big deal, that's why there's a code input thingy. I'll just look up some good codes.
So I go online to look some stuff up and find that there's hardly anything out there for GS. The official site has the same boring crap as the stuff it comes with, not a single interesting or fun code anywhere, just boring codes that unlock stuff it takes 3 minutes to do in the actual game. I feel gypped. $40 down the crapper.
My question is, if by some possibility I can return this thing (doubtful, since video game retail stores now won't accept opened returns unless in exchange for the same item), what the hell should I get instead? Which PS2 cheat device has the best codes and support?
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| Undead Fred 835th Post
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| "Re(1):I think I made a stupid purchase" , posted Thu 28 Aug 01:13
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So I was killing time today waiting for a movie that I had shown up to an hour early, and I stepped into a local LameStop. With a window facing west and the setting sun confounding my brain I had a weak moment of purchase. I thought to myself hey, I don't have a cheat device for my PS2. If I get one, surely I can get the extra scripts in Suikoden III without having to hunt down another Suikoden II. Maybe even try out some of those weird codes I've seen for Tekken 4 or Soul Calibur 2... So I go and ask, and the guy shows me a Gameshark version 3. So I buy this thing, and went and saw the movie and went home.
I get home, and check the thing out. Weak codes all over the thing. Nothing mildly interesting, just useless crap like infinite whatever, unlock this, unlock that, nothing good and not a single Suikoden 3 code. I figure well it's no big deal, that's why there's a code input thingy. I'll just look up some good codes.
So I go online to look some stuff up and find that there's hardly anything out there for GS. The official site has the same boring crap as the stuff it comes with, not a single interesting or fun code anywhere, just boring codes that unlock stuff it takes 3 minutes to do in the actual game. I feel gypped. $40 down the crapper.
My question is, if by some possibility I can return this thing (doubtful, since video game retail stores now won't accept opened returns unless in exchange for the same item), what the hell should I get instead? Which PS2 cheat device has the best codes and support?
Personally, I'm not into cheat devices of any kind. I'm not quite sure what to tell you...
Well, you can keep trying online for better codes, and if that doesn't end up working, you can always take it back to Wal-Mart. They'll take ANYTHING. Trust me, I used to work in their electronics dept. I've got stories of these jerk-offs that came in with their old phones that are about 15 years old with no box or reciept (as if that would make it better... the phone's still WAAAAY out of its prime) trying to return it. We'd say no (because that's what we were supposed to say in a situation like that), but they'd throw a fit and bring a manager back there. The manager would always approve the return (and make us look like assholes for doing what we were told). I saw everything from old phones to TV's get returned like that. So, I doubt there will be a problem returning an already opened GameShark at Wal-Mart. You could at least give it a shot...
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