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Tesco's expanding it's used-games service...but it seems to be console games only.
"...likely to rub THQ up the wrong way as they're trying to kill pre-owned games..." lol
I might have to have a look around the local one tomorrow, to see what they're selling.

Oh great, our very own Gamestop. So let me guess: you sell your games to them for £2 then they resell it for £15?

Used game services sound good at the time, when you think "I'll never play that again". And they do save me some space. But the other day I wanted to replay "Impossible Creatures" so that I could try and create a hybrid elephant and snake (I have strange dreams). Then I realised I'd "given" it to gamestation for 20p. Just wanted rid of a load of space killers at the time.

Do people actually buy games from tesco?
The prices are usually higher than GAME ffs.

Their online store can be competitive. I recently bought Risen from there for about half the price I was seeing it for elsewhere, including Game.
Seriously? 20p?

Seriously - I had to clear space, had to move. Just gave all the stuff I didn't want to Gamestation - Got £3 for Assassins Creed (which was a good price given although it was almost new, it sucked). Then the stuff they didn't know they gave 20p a game. At the time I just wanted rid.

Worse than that... you can only spend the money from the games IN Tesco's.
Kinda "sell your old game, go buy some frui...high-fat snacks!"

Tesco in Poland is still 100 years behind Babylon [sorry, Tantrix[, i guess.
Seriously, used games in TESCO? Wow, some are lucky.. :)

A tesco just opened in my neighborhood in Tokyo - so i can now access custard creams, ginger nuts and decent breakfast cereal! Heaven! Won't hear a bad word said against them!

Where in Tokyo? I'll have to find them the next time I can get up there. In semi-related news, HMV closed their Shibuya branch yesterday. Hope that doesn't mean the rest will go anytime soon.

They seem to be popping up everywhere, but in obscure places.
There's a bigger (but not huge) Tesco Extra on the road between Shijuku and Shin Okubo.
There are lots of smaller convenience-store-size ones with red signs around now, seen two at various stops on the Seibu Shinjuku line. Try here: http://www.tesco-japan.com/eng/store/
(They're are still 95% japanese foods and brands, but they do have some import stuff. Mostly I use them as a source of pasta, biscuits and breakfast cereal. (and tea bags if you like that kind of thing).

(Once again, the GOG forums have eaten my post. This is happening all too often)
Anyhow, thanks for the link.

OK, so my local Tesco's Metro doesn't do this...yet.
I didn't check the 3 Express' shops nearby, as they're even smaller, and unlikely to feature new games, let alone used.

You shouldn't have done that. it worths £15-25 now.