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Narumon Z
Join Date: Sep 2008
Location: New Hampshire, USA
Age: 17
Posts: 18
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Anyways, the Anime section at Best Buy (at least at my local ones they have 1/4 to 1/2 of an isle dedicated to anime) isn't too bad, it's a decent selection though as already said it's a little expensive since everything is either at or above (sometimes below but in my experience not often) MSRP. As also said as well, their stock can vary, meaning they might have the 1-5 on the shelf and 100+ in the back, or the one on the shelf might be all they get for the month. I'd give 'em 3/5, average, not bad but then again not that great either. Nice for gift cards and a quick looksee. What really sucks was that the Suncoast and other stores I used to buy anime from went out of business about a year or three ago, so BB is really my only option if I don't want to order something online. gotta love being the largest city in the state, which you think would mean something, but then you see everywhere goin out of business due to it's low population. >_<;; |
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Narumon Z
Join Date: Feb 2008
Posts: 33
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I really like best buy, but when it comes to anime, well, they are about average, yet once in a while they do have exellent deals on DVD set, the problem is that they not always put it on their sunday flyers, so the only way to know is to go there and browse trought the anime section.
that is how I got the NGE remarter edition set for only $20, (that was early this year) |
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