Christopher Dring sits down with UK commercial director Gerry Butler.
As Premier League football clubs prove on a yearly basis, having a lot of debt doesn’t necessarily mean you are a bad business.
Take Manchester United, it reportedly owes around £520m, but it still attracts over 75,000 fans a week, has a wealth of high profile assets and is regarded as one of the world’s most famous clubs.
Retro game hunting in the 49th state. On a recent work trip I got a chance to go to Anchorage and see some beautiful site, some great retro game stores and a Blockbuster Video.
This week on Digital Fiasco, hosts Dandr0id and Jack McBastard talk about Gamestop taking a page out of Blockbuster Video's playbook, and the perils of having opinions on the internet.
The days of Blockbuster were more precious than we remember.
I miss game rentals too. Used to do it with every game that my local family owned video store had that I was also interested in. There arent that many options for renting games and demos are hard to find since most companies these days are scared to release demos because they think they will lose money.
I'm in the same boat. I truly miss the days of game rentals. I've seen 3-4 local rental stores actually shut because renting is on the way out.
I had some great times hiring games, seeing if it's worth a buy. Good times now past.
Great piece.
Who doesn't. I would have enjoyed graphical splendor of The Order by now. I'll just have to wait for a price drop it seems.