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01-23-2002, 09:53 AM
it is actually store policy at EB, and Software ETC i believe as well, to let the associates take the games home. I was a former employee of EB and we could take any game home off the shelf to test out - why do you think they have a shrink wrap machine in the back as well as the same plastic 'seal' stickers as what ship with games? there is no guarantee that any game you get from there will have been unopened. The policy's fault was of course if you had a burner at home you could pirate the hell out of it but you would be fired upon any knowledge of such actions.
Technically the software is 'new' but it has been opened...
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