better yet a peanut

@Sallyallie89 About a month ago while standing in line at GameStop, I spotted the second Zone of The Enders game for $20, used. I wonder how the much the lucky customer got for it...

Clearly recording with a baked potato.

guys here is something about the cameras you are probably want to know why they are always crappy and not right, they use cell phone cameras and pretend they are talking on the phone! duh!

00:25 epic camera snap to avoid getting yelled at by black man FTW! xD

Hahaha i love when he looks back, your like "oh shit!" hHahaa

Did you see E3?????

Legit quality camera, brahh. o.O

The Gamestop where I live has been a great store.

These shitty camera jokes are awesome!

it sucks that pretty much all of the gamecrazys in my area are gonna close :(

"random guy that worked there" ... this... makes no sense... -head explodes-

I don't think my computer can handle 180p

@Sallyallie89 This is my last rebuttal. Consumers do not always want to wait several days for a product to be shipped, and brick & mortar stores have the advantage of physically showing the product and drawing in the customer. "Sell it online for so much cheaper?" Doesn't sound like an advantage to me. Selling product online is not an instant guarantee you are going to get a buyer, and you also have to pay commission to the site for the listing.

no this time he filmed this with his rice cooker