He still thinks it's the '80s, where physical sales are the only sales. I also wouldn't put it past him to be stupid enough to think that game studios get a cut of second-hand sales of their hardware/software.
You can buy video games at Wal-Mart or Target like any other consumer product. It's a small enough family of products, and one that is constantly renewing, that you don't really need a specialized store when you can commit two aisles to it in a big box retailer.
Possibly, but keep in mind that until around 1999 when my town got a Funcoland and Electronics Boutique, dedicated video game stores were almost unheard of for me. I mostly bought at big box stores like the above or at Best Buy.
Speculation on my part, but wouldn't a more likely on ramp be the mobile markets? 77% of Americans have a smartphone, at least according to Pew.
Here's a worse thought, if somebody hacks your Amazon account and uses it to buy a few macbooks with a stolen credit card, Amazon can and may permaban your account, and all your digital shit will be gone forever. And since you can't create a second account, if you want or need something that is only available as a digital download on Amazon, you're just fucked forever.
I can’t imagine the frustration they would have when it asks for a NES, which has been out of stock since the 90s.
Aside from vacations, fast food binges, and conventions, Does Bob even go outside?
He claims he walks homosexuals home occasionally and walks around Revere Beach once a year.
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