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Originally Posted by Taeolas
If anyone's curious, the algorithm gave me a video about EBGames Canada. It's got some shades of how A&W split apart between the US and Canada. (TRU should have been a similar story but it doesn't seem like TRU.ca is going to make it).
Not sure if EB Games Canada will be able to go the distance or not, but it does seem to be trying to turn around. Focusing more on Geek culture in general might be the direction, as long as they don't dip too much into the trashy stuff. Having MacFarlane Toys as a direct supplier should be good.
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Right now the big thing for them is Pokemon cards. Every stores now has their own "card sections" where people can buy and even sell their cards. Every time I go (which is at least once or twice a week), theres always people buying or asking about cards.
Its at the point where the manager told me that whenever theres a "new release" of cards, there'll be a lineup of people 1h before the opening.
So if the cards trend can keep up, I think they'll be alright, as the Funko Pop stuff kinda toned down a lil, and videogames is almost an afterthought (Microsoft no longer pay for a spot now, so they just put the games in a corner).