/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>23038010
>Closing stores, a dying business, selling physical games when the last 10 or so games I've played have either been ordered from Amazon (yes, I'm sorry) or digitally downloaded
i dont believe you did proper DD on GME if you think closing stores is a bad thing for them at all
We're talking about gamestop who still have stores that are way too close to each other (e.g. two gamestops in the same fucking mall)
Amazon is full of bloat and getting worse. Same-day delivery is not a thing anymore, and often next-day delivery isn't reliable either. Bestbuy is closer to being GME's competitor, and newegg too if GME decides to dip into computer parts seriously
there's a reason why GME's ecommerce revenue is up to $200 million now with the last quarterly, because their rewards/discounts are actually lucrative now compared to Amazon, and they offer same-day delivery/pick-up

Gamestop's situation right now is much more hopeful than when Bestbuy successfully reverse their situation in 2012