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Then Ill probably trade the thing in or something.
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> Which would be why all Woolies stores long since dropped down the
> amount of space given to the console eh ?
The two stores I've visited give equal space to all three. But had n64 games on the shelf well beyond any chain shop.
Xbox/Ps2 share the same
> amount of space, but Gamecube doesn't.
See above.
> My local store has a top 10 GC,
> and top 30 for the other two.
Mine has a top 20 for all three.
> Whsmith barely sells anything.
True but the choice they made is significant.
> Nintendo have Woolies eating out of their hands and WHSmith don't sell
> Xbox.
Which would be why all Woolies stores long since dropped down the amount of space given to the console eh ? Xbox/Ps2 share the same amount of space, but Gamecube doesn't. My local store has a top 10 GC, and top 30 for the other two. Whsmith barely sells anything.
> Nintendo have Woolies eating out of their hands and WHSmith don't sell
> Xbox.
Urgh.
You just reminded me of the dopey nob in WHsmith who tried to explain to me that Xbox games would'nt be sold in there because they had an "agreement" with Sony.
HMV is excellent at times - Although the fall in Gamecube stock is rather worrying.
Rise of Nations was only £32.99 in there aswell.
> When I was in MVC today I noticed that the one in Nottingham seems to
> have shifter nearly it's entire (paltry) range into the sale apart
> from a top ten...
Check the HMV next teh Broadmarsh - The same thing has happened.