It is definitely video games, although movies might be the next to go on the chopping block.Oh best buy already stopped with vid games, I thought it was other way around.
To be fair, the companies themselves (ie: Warner brothers) may stop bringing things to Dvd/Blu-ray entirely way before stores stop selling them. WwE has already stopped putting their events on Dvd a few years back.
Oh best buy already stopped with vid games, I thought it was other way around.As far as I knew it was the other way around and they were keeping video games
I worked at a Best Buy from 2011-2017. When I started, about 25% of the store was CD's and DVD's. When I left, it was down to maybe 10%. Now it's like 2%could best buy go under soon, in your opinion?
could best buy go under soon, in your opinion?
"Experets" said it was going out of business the whole time I worked there and they only got stronger. They're the only brick and mortar retailer that sells Apple computers (outside of the Apple Store), and they still have a large market share for home theater.they price match amazon, they prob lose a lot of money on that. i thought that like walmart and target sell apple computers. What do you think about gamestop, best buy would outlast them?
Once they started price-matching Amazon, they fixed a lot of their problems
they price match amazon, they prob lose a lot of money on that. i thought that like walmart and target sell apple computers. What do you think about gamestop, best buy would outlast them?
I hate Gamestop, so I hope they go out of businessbut you really like BB right?
but you really like BB right?
I mean, I worked there, but I wouldn't say I "really like" ita lot of guys here say the hate gamestop, company. I don't get that line of reasoning though
a lot of guys here say the hate gamestop, company. I don't get that line of reasoning though
a lot of guys here say the hate gamestop, company. I don't get that line of reasoning though
GameStop ruined the used games market. They basically Wal-Marted the mom and pop industry after buying out Funcoland, and once they had a death grip, they jacked up their prices on current games.
On top of that, they actively destroyed a massive amount of retro game stock as generations switched. That's why retro prices are so high now, because GameStop destroyer supply