I've often wondered about sealed games. I'm pretty new to the idea of actually collecting games myself. I mean, there can't be TOO MANY still out there that haven't been opened at all.
So, how do you tell if it's just a really great condition box with a reseal??
I've checked this one out and obviously the box is damaged and seems to have a pencil shaving as noted above, haha... Ummm.... seriously though, what should I be looking for?
I've read people talk about having games "graded"... If said "sealed" game was sent to them, I suppose they would have a pretty easy time determining if it IS in fact a genuine seal, right?
QUESTION: If you happened across a "sealed" game (in the wild, wherever you could get one easisly and cheapily... it's theoretical remember, haha) but you thought it was a re-seal... would you open it? Send it to the grading peeps... What if it's re-sealed but doesn't have the booklet??
Ps. I agree with all the people saying this is a total dick move, and using semantics to skew the truth of the condition of a game is unholy.
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AirVillain
"Way cool, dude!"
Edited: 11/12/2012
at 01:23 PM
by AirVillain