Wow, thats a name I haven't heard in a while. Wonder if they weren't doing well. Another thing I have noticed is all the video game stores have been transforming in to collectable stores selling...
Wow, thats a name I haven't heard in a while. Wonder if they weren't doing well. Another thing I have noticed is all the video game stores have been transforming in to collectable stores selling random junk similar to what think geek sold.
Yep, we're in the over-production phase of capitalism so everything is turning into a store which means there's a million competitors hawking random junk and millions more affiliate marketers and...
Yep, we're in the over-production phase of capitalism so everything is turning into a store which means there's a million competitors hawking random junk and millions more affiliate marketers and drop-shippers. ThinkGeek would only stand a chance if they had people who were particularly good at creating new junk that appealed to their market or bought out the collectable stores in some way.
I find it very interesting they are shutting the online stores, while keeping the brick and mortars. That is the complete opposite of what has been happening to most retailers.
I find it very interesting they are shutting the online stores, while keeping the brick and mortars. That is the complete opposite of what has been happening to most retailers.
Wow, thats a name I haven't heard in a while. Wonder if they weren't doing well. Another thing I have noticed is all the video game stores have been transforming in to collectable stores selling random junk similar to what think geek sold.
Yep, we're in the over-production phase of capitalism so everything is turning into a store which means there's a million competitors hawking random junk and millions more affiliate marketers and drop-shippers. ThinkGeek would only stand a chance if they had people who were particularly good at creating new junk that appealed to their market or bought out the collectable stores in some way.
The falling rate of profit problem: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tendency_of_the_rate_of_profit_to_fall
I find it very interesting they are shutting the online stores, while keeping the brick and mortars. That is the complete opposite of what has been happening to most retailers.
It seems like there will still be a ThinkGeek section on GameStop's site.
A "curated" list. Like the main character in Johnny Got His Gun was "curated."