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There are rumours going around that the Dixons chain of stores are going to take the GC product line off the shelves. It's definitely a cursed machine. At least the Gameboy SP is going to keep Nintendo going strong, whatever happens!
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Darwock wrote:
> Argos were selling PS2 games at £29.99 - I think they got called
> up by the office of fair trading, and that might have something to do
> with this decision.
Doesn't that only apply to board games such as Monopoly?
> Argos were selling PS2 games at £29.99 - I think they got called
> up by the office of fair trading, and that might have something to do
> with this decision.
Doesn't that only apply to board games such as Monopoly?
PC World is part of the Dixons Group.
PC World sold Gamecube games?
That's part of the reason they didn't sell, no one had any idea that they stocked them in the first place.
That's part of the reason they didn't sell, no one had any idea that they stocked them in the first place.
PC World are also removing their GC stock.
Whoops, didnt hear that from me
Whoops, didnt hear that from me
Argos were selling PS2 games at £29.99 - I think they got called up by the office of fair trading, and that might have something to do with this decision.
Argos dropping ALL their software titles?
Damn, that'll clear up a whole half page in their catalogue.
Damn, that'll clear up a whole half page in their catalogue.
Aren't Dixons the ones who charge £40+ for every GC game?
And Argos are supposedly ditching *all* their console software as well. It's great having friends in retail - discounts AND insider news :-)
I'm sure. Like your other 'insider' information about Activision that didn't come true.
A friend who works for Dixons, yes.
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