UK retail chain GAME, somewhere you’ve probably bought at least one title from over the years if you live in Sadness Island, has denied a report that it’s set to move away from actually selling physical games in-store.
The report in question, from Gfinity Esports, claimed that the move would see folks only have the option of picking up physical games or hardware that they’ve already pre-ordered, or have bought online via GAME’s website and elected to have shipped to a nearby store.
Frasers Group, GAME’s current owner, has denied the report’s contents in a statement to VG247, saying: “This reporting is categorically not true. GAME continues to support the physical gaming market, offering a wide-range of physical games, hardware, software, accessories and digital gift cards, in stores and online.”
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UK retail chain GAME, somewhere you’ve probably bought at least one title from over the years if you live in Sadness Island, has denied a report that it’s set to move away from actually selling physical games in-store.
The report in question, from Gfinity Esports, claimed that the move would see folks only have the option of picking up physical games or hardware that they’ve already pre-ordered, or have bought online via GAME’s website and elected to have shipped to a nearby store.
Frasers Group, GAME’s current owner, has denied the report’s contents in a statement to VG247, saying: “This reporting is categorically not true. GAME continues to support the physical gaming market, offering a wide-range of physical games, hardware, software, accessories and digital gift cards, in stores and online.”
