It would be much easier to just start enforcing our existing pro-competition laws, break up the interlocking parts, the huge chain stores and end price discrimi

It would be much easier to just start enforcing our existing pro-competition laws, break up the interlocking parts, the huge chain stores and end price discrimination altogether. The same paradigm works for distributors of both digital and physical goods. I don't think your questions are that hard to figure out if we just enforce the rules on the books, as they are supposed to be enforced. > Does that mean that game publishers can no longer own game studios? Yes > Are game engines a platform, or only virtual stores? Is the engine distributing physical or digital goods? If not, it is probably not an issue. > Can GameStop no longer make an inhouse game? Yes.