When you have real disruption, which distributing games/videos/whatever online is, you have to either close or pull a hailmary. Steam and Epic were able to lev

When you have real disruption, which distributing games/videos/whatever online is, you have to either close or pull a hailmary. Steam and Epic were able to leverage their catalogue, and got moving early on. Moving into an online game platform would be far more of a than building a hangout. > And all the while you suddenly have to contend with the culture of your patrons a lot more You do, but Gamestop don't have much choice, they're in a dying market that's been disrupted. Local boardgame shops and bookshops near me have managed to survive by moving into this type of business.