Target gives away unsold MEA copies to Goodwill?

Target and other companies alway give excess stock to Goodwill and other thrift stores

It's just nonsense that detractors of ME: A are pulling to convince everyone that ME: A sold poorly.

Can this not be a thing anymore? Target gives items to Goodwill. They have for probably a decade now. (This is part of why Goodwill is a great place to shop if you're on a budget and know what you're looking for. See something on clearance? Check Goodwill in a week and it might be there for even cheaper.) Yes, someone, somewhere found MEA on Goodwill's shelves. Guess what? My local Target still has brand new copies of MEA for XBox and PS4 for $39.99 on the shelves.

Exactly this. Matter of fact, I've got some free time tomorrow and I happen to have a giant GoodWill store nearby. Think I'll go shopping and see what I can find...which is probably going to be a fucking huge mistake because I won't walk out of there empty handed. I never do.

Oh mj what will you and all of the other cdpr sycophants do if cyberpunk falls flat on it's face?

Imagine my shock that many of the twitter responses are the bigots... you'll have to since there is no shock anymore at such ignorance.

I'm just posting the reactions of the goodwill picture. It has nothing to do with me: a in general.

You are talking to posters that lurk for anything they can then post here and rant more about MEA in some negative fashion. Lower your expectations.

Then I would be a disappointed. However given the track record with CDPR and the time given towards Cyberpunk and Mike Pondsmith's involvement, I doubt it will flop.

They made one excellent game, where as Bioware made plenty of excellent games.

Yeah, no one really speaks highly of TW1 or 2, but deem 3 the second coming of Half-Life 3. Whereas Bioware is a legacy. KOTOR, Dragon Age, and Mass Effect are household names of the best of the best of gaming. People can argue if they have gone downhill or not, but they've had many times more critical hits that CDPR. But 1 or 2 "misses" and suddenly it's the end, Bioware had fallen and only CDPR, with their one good game, can make good RPG's anymore. It's actually kind of hilarious. CDPR is kind of like the Colin Kaepernick of gaming.

Did you not play Inquisition? The detail in that game crushes other franchises outside of gaming...