03-31-2006, 03:49 AM
Or rather, putting the President of EB Games's balls in a bear trap is what I feel like doing right now.
Once upon a time, in the early days of 2004, a man by the name of Burori pre-ordered a copy of the fabled Kingdom Hearts 2. Returning from his adventure in Florida, Burori was anxious to find a copy of the game (which had been released two days earlier) waiting at his door. However, no game was to be found. Instead of receiving the pre-order on the day of release as he had been used to with other games, Burori found that no game had arrived. In fact, upon further inspection, Burori found that the game had not even been shipped yet. To make matters worse, there had been no reason given by EB Games explaining the delay, and furthermore, the customer service, which *supposedly* operates between 8 am to 11 pm, mysteriously was not operating.
Friggin' commies.
Once upon a time, in the early days of 2004, a man by the name of Burori pre-ordered a copy of the fabled Kingdom Hearts 2. Returning from his adventure in Florida, Burori was anxious to find a copy of the game (which had been released two days earlier) waiting at his door. However, no game was to be found. Instead of receiving the pre-order on the day of release as he had been used to with other games, Burori found that no game had arrived. In fact, upon further inspection, Burori found that the game had not even been shipped yet. To make matters worse, there had been no reason given by EB Games explaining the delay, and furthermore, the customer service, which *supposedly* operates between 8 am to 11 pm, mysteriously was not operating.
Friggin' commies.