JEDE3 said:
I have a question for you. Maybe you can do it right. If the consumer is buying a game for less than 60 dollars does that mean it's because the retailer paid less for it? |
For later shipments the retailer may buy the games for less then $48 if the initial sales are a let down. That's up for negotiation between the retailer and publisher - and depends on their stock of used copys.
There are cases where the retailer will order say 200000 copies of a game for $48, sell only 150000 at $60 and sell the rest at a loss. It's generally accepted that retailers don't make a great deal of their profit from selling new games as they lose money due to games flopping and over ordering - but they make most their profits from used games sales.







