It's crazy to me that nearly all brick and mortar stores that sell video games took out their biggest draw, in store game demos. It was a huge draw as a kid, I'

It's crazy to me that nearly all brick and mortar stores that sell video games took out their biggest draw, in store game demos. It was a huge draw as a kid, I'd want to be in the store even if I didn't expect to get anything, but I always knew what I wanted next since I had played the demo. Do they not exist anymore because most kids are satisfied watching others play on the internet?