Showing posts with label GameStop. Show all posts
Showing posts with label GameStop. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 2, 2013

Sales of the Nintendo Wii U are not going very well

Much has been said about sales of the Nintendo Wii U. Not here, where we have hardly touched on, but within the larger gaming community. It appears that Nintendo is having problems at the time to convince people to purchase their new console, which by the way only 64,000 units sold during the month of February. There will a few weeks before we find out how sales were in March, although the president of GameStop,Tony Bartel,...

Thursday, February 14, 2013

60% of gamers would not buy a console that can not play used games

GameStop has carried out a great research on the topic of used games and according to their results, 60% of gamers would not buy a console that you can not make use of videogames and previously used on another console. Remember that late emerging rumors that one of the features of the new Xbox is that it could block the use of previously used games on a different console. Obviously this would be a waste of money for everyone, not just for sellers...

Tuesday, August 21, 2012

GameStop's cloud platform will exlcusiva PC, tablets and Smart TVs

  The cloud platforms for gamers are forming slowly, and of course an industry giant such as GameStop gamer does not want to stay out of the business. After a year of testing in a private beta, the company has decided to dismiss consoles and instead focus on PCs, tablets and Smart TVs as their hardware of choice. If you want to play on your PS3 or Xbox 360 using the client directly GameStop, then you better go looking for other alternatives....

Sunday, July 29, 2012

Xbox 360 to $ 100 may be sold outside the United States

  "Microsoft says study lead model for other markets. Game plan is sold with two-year subscription." The Microsoft study carry the sales model that allows selling Xbox 360 game console for $ 100 through a subscription plan to other markets. According to Chris Lewis, vice president of business entertainment company in Europe, the sales model, still unique in the United States, can be expanded globally. "We see [the model] with...