GameStop has signaled resistance to the trend of bundling game consoles with digital downloads rather than physical copies of games. The company ships more than half of all PlayStation 4 and Xbox One software. GameStop worked with its partners to sell the physical version of Madden 16 in its PlayStation 4 and Xbox One bundles, Chief Operating Officer Tony Bartel recently told investors. If a game is offered as part of a promotion, GameStop expects to “see more of these physical offers than digital pack-ins.”
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GameStop Swims Against the Digital Download Tide
Posted by: Quinten Plummer September 22, 2015 05:00 AMGameStop has signaled resistance to the trend of bundling game consoles with digital downloads rather than physical copies of games. The company ships more than half of all PlayStation 4 and Xbox One software. GameStop worked with its partners to sell the physical version of Madden 16 in its PlayStation 4 and Xbox One bundles, Chief Operating Officer Tony Bartel recently told investors. If a game is offered as part of a promotion, GameStop expects to “see more of these physical offers than digital pack-ins.”