UK Retailer GAME has missed out on a number of big releases in recent weeks as a result of losing its credit insurance, as negotiations with publishers and distributors have continued to break down. As the company reportedly seeks buyers, its been confirmed that two more high-profile PS3 titles won't be stocked by the retail group.
Capcom has confirmed that Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City won't be available in GAME or Gamestation, or the related websites, when its released on 23rd March. Tecmo Koei has also confirmed that Ninja Gaiden III, released on the same day, won't be stocked in either outlet.
As has been the case with a lot of major releases, the potential sale of future titles in GAME stores will be decided on a case-by-case basis.
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They should just change their name to "USED GAMES ONLY" at this point.
Do they sell any games these days? Seems like every major release have been dropped
I just don't see them lasting much longer with this current situation. I'm hoping Gamestop will snatch them up and help them out, because if they don't, this company may very well be a thing of the past, sadly.
I guess that's why the company's called GAME and not GAMES.
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