> The discounting model works well for Steam... For many people I know, we all have a backlog of games we haven't even gotten to yet. And there is a convenien

> The discounting model works well for Steam... For many people I know, we all have a backlog of games we haven't even gotten to yet. And there is a convenience with digital goods that doesn't work so well with brick & mortar stores. I put stuff on my wishlist throughout the year, and if the price is good enough, I spend a few moments clicking, and I have it. Easy. If I'm in the store looking for a shirt, it is probably because I need one soon. So dealing with coupons is a hassle, with the alternative that I feel I'm getting ripped of paying full price. I'd go to Costco, but the selection for clothing items is generally quite poor.