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I don't have any money at the moment. My only option is to sell old games at Gamestop if I want to get Gamestop now.

Sell your old games on ebay, or you could get comparable credit to what gamestop will give you for them just by handing them to the garbage man.

I say totally sell your soul... MUAHAHAHAHAHAHA . I bought demigod at gamestop....before it was supposed to come out ....I'm not proud of it but there it is. I stuck to single player but that doesn't excuse me grrrrr CURSE YOU GAMESTOP!

Heh heh, it's alright Granolan. Man... I've always hated Gamestop.

Exactly Arnie, that's what I would 100 percent prefer to do, the wait is just killing me that's all. Being in college, there's no telling when I'll get some spending money since all my money goes to paying off the college loans, heh heh. Might be a few weeks before I would be able to buy the game off of impulse.

What games do you have. You might be able to make a sale through here if you list em.

Worth a shot?

You'd sell OREGON TRAIL! BLASPHEMY! teehee

Heh heh. I did some work around the neighborhood, painting houses for the extra cash. I finally own Demigod now. lol. I must say it's pretty awesome. Very easy to pick up, but a bitch to master with all the various builds and strats as well team play elements. I was not let down in purchasing Demigod, and am very happy with it. I'll be testing Online after I've found a afavorite character playing single player for a few hours. I got the game from Best Buy, which is not as bad as Gamestop I suppose, but I still feel bad for not being able to purchase through Impulse because of a debit card error (the girlfriend wouldn't let me).

Thanks for the offer Crash, appreciate it. I'll probably end up putting those games into a mega bundle for cheap on Ebay if you're still interested.

A bit of commentary on the industry (I work for a game dev company);

Gamestop may not be your favorite retailer and they may have created problems for Stardock but the "route of most revenue" for a developer is not always the first preference.  Companies like Gamestop (US) buy lump quantities.  Let's say 25,000 first run.  If they sell 18,000 in the first week or month then the company might order another batch of 30,000 for their stores, meaning more exposure/shelf space.  So don't feel guilty for buying from any legitimate retailer, every sale is important.

Better yet, look around for small retro shops.  You'll usually get cold hard cash instead of trade-in points.  Plus, you'll be supporting the little guys.