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Re: Is it getting harder to find new PC releases in your local stores?

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From: Benjamin Gawert
Date: Fri, 21 Apr 2006 07:09
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Kyle Rodgers schrieb:

> I live in Torrance CA (not exactly a small town) and every time a new PC 
> release comes out that I want (Tomb Raider in this case) it takes like a 
> week before the Best Buys and EBs have it. My local EB has delegated the PC 
> games to an old shelf in the back of the store. This game came out on the 
> 13th and I still can't find it anywhere in my town. 

Here in Germany it's no problem finding the latest games in the local 
stores, even in smaller cities. I also can't see PC games being pushed 
back in favour of console games, the amount of PC games in shops is 
around the same as it has been before...

Benjamin
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