Game

My name’s Briony, and I like gaming. More specifically, the PS3. Ok, not just the PS3, but LA Noire. Ok, that’s the only game I like. I’m not really down with the kids in terms of new game releases which is why I’ve been playing a game that’s now 4 years old. And I’m slow — I only just finished it.
I heard about another game, The Last Of Us and though that sounded like something I could get into now that I have an LA Noire-​shaped-​void in my life. Graeme steered us here while at the Fort to «have a look» at the games which inevitably led to a purchase. They have a second-​hand/​pre-​owned section where you might be able to pick up a sweet deal on the game you’re looking for — we picked it up for £17.99 whereas it’s on Amazon for £22 new. We also grabbed a copy of Heavy Rain, a game I’ve not heard of but he assures me that I’ll like.
Service was helpful and friendly, with some light banter thrown in. I didn’t look around too much as I was pretty overwhelmed by the section of Lego PS3 titles, but they also sell some cute toys and stuff here too which is a great addition to any gamer guy/gal’s Christmas stocking.

This Game is located on the second floor in Borders Book shop beside the café. It stocks a range of games for the various consoles; xbox, wii, nintendo ds and playstations.
There is a drum set on display to enable customers to have a go at Guitar Hero game.
We stood in the queue for a while as it was at Christmas so a busy time but what infurated us was that when we were 3 away from the check out a member of staff took what we had in our hand to the desk only to come back after we had told him we were waiting and then to say it was out of stock. This also happened to someone else in the queue. He had a could not care less attitude and infurated us enough not to return to this branch.