Showing posts with label GameStop. Show all posts
Showing posts with label GameStop. Show all posts

Tuesday, May 29, 2012

Game Over for GameStop and Video Game Retailers?

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Before it even launched, Diablo III had sold 2 million copies, making it the biggest game release of the year by far. The same week, though, video game retailer GameStop announced a worse-than-expected quarter of falling revenues led by plummeting in-store sales. Together, those two facts signal a massive re-alignment of how games are sold.

It turns out that a huge proportion of those 2 million Diablo III presales were direct-to-consumer downloads that bypassed retailers. As digital downloads take over the game market, where does that leave storefront game retailers like GameStop?

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Wednesday, February 22, 2012

40 Wonderful Games for iPhone

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App Store has been done a huge success for few years and in App store a large number of app are available. It is so not easy to find Wonderful games. If you have a iPhone and you are thinking that which game is wonderful, don’t worry, I have collect 40 Wonderful Games for iPhone . You should try the collection below;

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Saturday, October 29, 2011

GameStop Starts Selling Android Tablets Bundled With Games

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Perhaps realizing that re-selling other people’s boxed games wasn’t exactly a sustainable business model, GameStop decided a few months back that it was going to try selling devices as well. The iPhone and iPad can be bought there, and your games can be traded in credit for them as well. But what have they been missing, and what have their customers undoubtedly been clamoring for? Android tablets!

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Monday, September 12, 2011

Proof That GameStop Understands Apple Is Changing The Way We Play Video Games

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GameStop will soon be carrying Apple's full range of iOS devices, including iPhones, iPods, and iPads, reports 9to5Mac.
This week, it will begin accepting iOS devices for trade-in credit. This is likely to help build up an inventory of used iDevices to sell in the future.

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