I worked at Gamestop my senior year of high school. It wasn't terribly bad but the training was atrocious. I quit because of some unscrupulous choices being made by staff. I would say get the bank job, especially if the pay isn't that much lower than GS. If you're taking the assistant management job to eventually become manager of Gamestop or another retail store you should first make sure you meet any educational requirements. I know that many retailers require a bachelor's degree to become a manager, Target being one of them. 

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The used game market is scam run by companies like GameStop when it comes to new releases. I mean come on $54.99 for a new release and none of that revenue goes to the developer/publisher. The gaming public wonders why so many developers are shutting down recently(THQ,38 studios) This is one of the main reasons. Microsoft is doing the right thing by at least trying to protect the industry and its partners from this huge problem, because I think we all forgot sometimes that is not just Microsoft or Sony that loses money in this, it is everybody that was involved in the project. I do agree that there should be limited sharing of discs allowed between friends, but overall this makes since.

JohnFifteen12

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The used game market is not a scam by any stretch of the imagination, and if developers and publishers are crying about lost revenue due to used games now, just wait until they see what happens when they attempt to restrict gamers ability to play used games.

Devs and publishers are playing with fire, and they are going to get burned. Badly.