GameStop Thinks Digital Games May Be Too Cheap

Discussion in 'Gaming News, Reviews & Previews' started by Nasyr, Nov 25, 2014.

Thread Status:
Not open for further replies.
  1. Nasyr

    Nasyr The Nice One Lifetime Gold XPG Retired Staff
    95/188

    2,971
    919
    185
    Jun 28, 2013
    United States
    Console:
    Xbox One
    [​IMG]
    GameStop is at a constant worry of there prices being at an all time low when offering games as digital copies. They mainly started this trend of offering low prices for the digital copies to attract more buyers to the game or even to the store. Not always ways this easily accomplishable so, they had to keep dropping the price. And well I think you all can catch on to this future domino effect it as it is. But they are starting to notice negatives in there profit ranges, and this has sparked a scare across the boards of GameStop.​
    GameStop plans to rise the prices again as they once were. They will not be destructive and raise it $50 but, they will be raising them a fair amount as to where it can work out for them and the customer themselves. Not everyone will agree to this change because there are so use to having not to pay a lot but, i'm sure everyone will adjust. Which I personally don't mind this but, I really do wonder how small they were planning on letting the prices get before they woke up into the real world where really everything is about money, profit, and leading in the business industry as a whole. ​
    Not to follow too short behind there executive of GameStop takes a leave from the gaming area to go else where. This leaves GameStop at a freeze, and well without a Executive anymore. I hope they deem to find another one soon. What exactly do you guys think of the price raises on digital game copies?​


    This post has been promoted to an article
     
  2. prodigy

    prodigy Trusted Seller since 2014 :)
    95/188

    1,490
    357
    95
    Jul 7, 2014
    Call of Duty Recovery Seller
    Boston, Ma
    Console:
    Computer
    Nice share seems interesting since I used to work for them awhile back. ;)
     
Thread Status:
Not open for further replies.

Share This Page