JayWood2010 said:
Kasz216 said:
JayWood2010 said:
I'm going to go ahead and add something. People are comparing the video game company to other industries? How many game companies have you all seen go out of business in the last few years? A lot right? One reason would be because the used market. Also stop saying stuff about used CD's because honestly most people don't buy CD's at all. Movies make majority of their money at theatre's and books are not sold side by side used. Very few people by used clothes because of physical wear. It's like most of you all aren't even thinking at all |
Books are sold side by side used though.
People don't really buy books from bookstores anymore, it's all Amazon.
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lol I meant to add that a lot of books are sold on kindle or other e-book websites.
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Though used books are sold side by side with new ones is what I mean. It all doesn't matter really. A used market grows the new market because knowing you can sell something adds value to it.
I mean, if you went into a store to buy a phone and they said "This phone is $70 bucks, but there aren't any returns alowed on it since it's discontinued."
Then later you found out another store would buy that phone for $35... your not telling me your more likely to take a risk on it?
It's basic economics.
I mean.... why do people sell used games?
