It astounds me how businesses like Gamestop throughout history take so long to see the direction (of the very business they're in) and not enact on it.
How come Gamestop couldn't be the Steam or Epic store of today? What was blocking them from doing so? To evolve in the face of continued increased digital sales? It just boggles the mind. It's the same thing with Blockbuster and their inability to start a competent streaming subscription service. They sat there and Netflix and others took their business away from them. Theres also this: Every single time a business cannot adapt and finds itself in a death spiral, theres a string of CEOs lining their own pockets. This is ultimately what kills a company. Vultures.








