SMC92Ian wrote: » Holy **** it's actually happened. I knew my local store was in a bad way as nobody ever goes into it with they're mental prices and Smyths and Argos down the road but yeah they're gone. Saw a sign in the window. I'll try post a photo if I can.
Duane Dibbley wrote: » Naas?
SureYWouldntYa wrote: » I might be getting ahead of myself, but anyone know what happens with pre orders with Gamestop should your own store close? Or the country as a whole
GarIT wrote: » If one store closes they will have to honour it. If all of the stores close you're out of luck.
DaveyDave wrote: » I think they're closing around 20% of stores worldwide and restructuring to have a new store design. Maybe if their games weren't €75 when Smyth's and Argos are €65 or less for all new releases they would have more sales. They get a lot of sales with their merch sections nowadays.
ShaneU wrote: » The €75 charge only happened fairly recently when things got bad for them (the max was €70 before) They obviously decided to screw over the people not bothered to shop around and turn everyone else away I have a lot of sympathy for the staff but none whatsoever for the higher management who treat their staff like dirt, especially some of the stories I've heard from U.S. workers.
GarIT wrote: » They tried selling Gears and Halo for €80 around the 360 launch. I think they tried similar around this gen, they try it when they can.
Beechwoodspark wrote: » Awww man I love GameStop I hope they stay open Myself my missus and our kids often spend time browsing the one in naas for example
Skerries wrote: » aww where am I going to go now to look at stuff that I can then buy online after?
Ned Led Zeppo wrote: » Gamestop in Dundrum Town Centre: God Of War new 70 Euro,second-hand 60 Euro.The sooner they close down the better.