ames, a law student, walked into his local video game store and saw a copy of latest game, mooncraft II, with a price tag that said $6.99. knowing that the game retials for $69.99 he quickly picked up the last remaining copy from the shelf and hurried over to the cashier. the game was scanned and the price came up a $69.99. unimpressed, james took the checkout attendant to the shelf where the price clearly showed $6.99. he pointed out that the shop had made and offer to sell hime the game for $6.99 and that he wa accepting this offer, thus creating a contract. confused, the attendant stated that this was merely a typographical error and that the game in fact cost $69.99. james told the attendant that of he was not solf the game for $6.99 he would bring an action for breach of contract in his local court

required: advise james on is prospects for success in such an action