As store closures mount up, is there hope left for physical games outlets?

[The_Liquid_Laser]

yvanjean said:

The_Liquid_Laser said:

(referring to bold)  I already answered this post.  Here is my "homework":

Who do you think pays for the Big retailer profit margins of 25%-35% the end users. If we don't have any big retailers anymore and the price stays the same, it just means that the developers get much more money for any games they sell. Which is better for the industry or you can sell for cheaper.

If we cut out the big retailers and all cost associated with physical media (cost of product, shipping, storing, selling & mark up), than you can sell the same product for much cheaper and still make a profit. 

You actually believe that people will stop buying video games if there no more Brick and mortar store? Do you think PC games sales are non existent because they don't sell physical copies? 

In the previous post you talked about hardware.  I gave an answer about hardware.  Now this post ignores everything I've said about hardware.  You know that people are going to need hardware to play these games right?  That is why I made a point about hardware.