• @RightHandOfIkaros
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    285 months ago

    Well, I guess this is an early sign to say RIP to GameStop too.

      • @RightHandOfIkaros
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        245 months ago

        When a business is closing many of its stores and shutting down a subsidiary that has been around for 30+ years with a pretty reputable name (instead of selling it, for example), thats usually a sign that the business is going to go bye bye in the near future.

        • @mojofrododojo
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          15 months ago

          the mag has been a loss leader used to drive traffic into the stores for preorders. it was always pretty slanted, I suspect it’s just been too expensive (as have all printed magazines lately) with too few subscribers to justify the outlay.

      • @[email protected]
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        5 months ago

        GameStop has sucked for a very long time and I’m astounded that so many people holding out hope for a meme stock to GO TO THE MOOOON again think it’s going to last.

        Support local stores, death to GameStop

        • @[email protected]
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          55 months ago

          I’m not really holding out hope for anything, and I don’t own Gamestop stock.

          I just don’t think that Game Informer closing down is the death knell of Gamestop.

          • @[email protected]
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            35 months ago

            That’s fair! I was part of the initial explosion of the stock, and sold the same day. The cult of GameStop loonies is still holding out hope to this day… it’s wild.

        • Omega
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          15 months ago

          My local stores are less reliable when it comes to used games working. GameStop has always been reliable in my experience.