GameStop once again on the brink of decline and fall

Otto Jansen
   Game stop has a company and a plan has always seemed to be on the brink. Whenever you bank on your future of young shoppers with minimum wage jobs and parents less willing to be generous for non-educational gifts to their aging teenagers you know you have a company that is in deep trouble. It is also a company whose banking on banks is crucial for future survival and explains why GameStop has decided to get in side business of selling smartphones and bailing out about two hundred radio shack stores on orders of their financing masters.

I ham declaring GameStop to be on the bring again as revenues from its smartphone operation sales is less than six percent of revenue and Gamestops six thousand stores needs little Johnny to keep coming I and buying seventy dollar games. Wall Street expects Gamestop to take six percent growth which is not going to happen as this will require a new slate of attractive games down the pipeline which isn't occurring because developers have tapped all conceivable methods of gaming. Gamers are experiencing this net-affect of crappy games and an attack on their misogynist culture. when GameStop goes so will this ridicules culture and the demands on parents to take their kids to these strip mall stores that are as gaudy as an eyesore and a retail bore as one can imagine in 21st century America