And I locked it in cause that trade in price might go down tomorrow

good shout

Careful with the wording tho. They say estimated appraisal, so they might still switch up when they get it

Nah I’ve traded in s*** multiple times through amazon, it’s all good.

It just means if the system is not how I described it they will return it to me for free

I prob won’t get much at all for my 500gb launch PS4 huh lol

Ah bet sounds good

The arkham batman games are awesome to play high because you don't need to pay attention at all for the combat system just keep pressing square and triangle

Lol u would think after a certain point of realizing its impossible to hit batman in these games the criminals would just say f*** it

I see why people s***ted on arkham origins lol. All these games are EXACTLY the same. No improvements at all. If you've played arkham city then you've played them all

Arkham Orgins was a blatant cash grab and wasn't even made by Rocksteady.

Arhkam Knight was just ass, never finished it. Although I may go back to it one day, maybe on the PS5.

No actual boss fights made me want to physically fight rocksteady bruh

Games journalism such a joke

I wonder how much the gow special edition would fetch

With that being said, I’d have to wait and see what the details of backwards compatibility are before jumping the gun

They aren’t accepting trade in’s on special consoles I don’t believe

Your best bet for that is ebay

Lol them s***s be ugly.

I might hop in on this, you gotta give the controller too?
They gonna end up giving me more than I paid for the thing lol

Yeah you gotta give the controller, charging cable, and hdmi

If I don't have the of cable but I got a cable that works does it still work?

No idea im in the same situation. I’m sending it and if they wanna say no they can send it back

It's a normal HDMI cable tho so why would it be a problem anyway?

I had a person selling a PS4 to me but only reason i denied cause it was 500GB

Ah I got the same hdmi

But charging cable I got a generic one lmfao