Game Returns refers to the process by which a customer returns a previously purchased video game or related product to the retailer or distributor. This action can occur for various reasons, including dissatisfaction with the product, technical issues, or the acquisition of an incorrect item. Game Returns policies vary by retailer and may include stipulations on the condition of the product, time limits for returns, and whether a refund, exchange, or store credit will be issued. In some cases, digital games may have different return policies compared to physical copies, often based on factors like usage time or download status. The concept emphasizes consumer rights and the ability to ensure satisfaction with gaming purchases.
Atari revives the 1984 classic “I, Robot,” offering a vibrant 3D dreamscape experience for modern gamers. Players become a rebellious ox-headed robot, navigating through 55 challenging levels of platforming and…