Walk-in Gaming shops

foozball3000

foozball3000

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I have an idea that will help a walk-in Gaming shop compete with the online shops, but I have no idea who to pitch my idea to. Off the bat, I'd say BT Games... but I know how they treat their staff (Might be a massive generalization based on only info from a few shops). Why should I help them?

Anyway, what other shops are there?
(In PTA, if possible)
 
If your idea involves how not to be a bunch of dicks, by all means pitch it to BT Games.
 
lol, the last of the idealists
I would suggest you take your concept or whatever you feel like calling it to a Franchise Shop
One with the money to implement it, Maybe Try Exclusive Books, they have recently invested in the gaming sector so might be receptive to ideas
 
Xero said:
lol, the last of the idealists
I would suggest you take your concept or whatever you feel like calling it to a Franchise Shop
One with the money to implement it, Maybe Try Exclusive Books, they have recently invested in the gaming sector so might be receptive to ideas
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I was thinking of pitching it to Reggies. Good prices, a good selection and well spread around the country. But I'll shop around a bit more, so to speak.
 
RustPuppet said:
If your idea involves how not to be a bunch of dicks, by all means pitch it to BT Games.
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Quoted for truth.

OT, is Reggies really that into gaming? Not the first name that springs to mind when you're game shopping.
 
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Maybe pitch it to Top CD. With their insane prices on anything games related they will need a competitive edge of some kind.
Musica is also a good option as their gaming department is also sub-par.
 
Murph said:
Quoted for truth.

OT, is Reggies really that into gaming? Not the first name that springs to mind when you're game shopping.
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I normally go there and Toys'R'us when I need games for my Nintendo DS since the other stores seems to lack in games for the system.
 
lol @ RustPuppet
Really though is DOES depend on the shop.

If it's not an idea you can make money off it may be good idea to just let it out there and see who implements it first and maybe introduce competition.
 
Get someone on the business side of business so to speak who has the needed skills, setup a partnership deal and rob a bank (I mean get financing).
 
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