to be fair, even on stores without the 'cartelish' 30%, prices don't seem any lower, so it's not as if how much the storefront takes has any difference for the

to be fair, even on stores without the 'cartelish' 30%, prices don't seem any lower, so it's not as if how much the storefront takes has any difference for the consumer. Personally I'd say it's a combination of first mover advantage, good (enough) product/service and the fact that a collection of game is rather 'sticky', sine you can't move it to another storefront