Ars has confirmed with two investment sources that GameStop will share in the revenues from *purely digital content* derived from any Xbox it sells.
— Kyle Orland (@KyleOrl) October 15, 2020
But those investment sources disagree strongly on just how big a deal this is...https://t.co/PNBBWqODd4
Microsoft still needs physical retailers *just enough* to do a deal like this. I suspect it will be the last time. https://t.co/wXLhrfK7fi
— Martin SFP Bryant (@MartinSFP) October 16, 2020
https://t.co/Kcc0gL1wrx clearly the sell side won’t believe it until it’s too late. $GME $MSFT
— Rod Alzmann (@RodAlzmann) October 15, 2020
Ars has confirmed with two investment sources that GameStop will share in the revenues from *purely digital content* derived from any Xbox it sells.
— Kyle Orland (@KyleOrl) October 15, 2020
But those investment sources disagree strongly on just how big a deal this is...https://t.co/PNBBWqODd4
Microsoft casually saving Gamestops business https://t.co/2OQdqJps8T
— RedGamingTech (@RedGamingTech) October 15, 2020
Microsoft will share digital revenues with GameStop on every Xbox it sells | https://t.co/Rn0DeAErKW https://t.co/e8KavmP3vq
— ✖️Astal✖️ (@astaranx) October 15, 2020
If $GME can pull off a similar deal with Sony, last week’s squeeze was only a preview. Shorting this is insane.
— Valuations (@Valuations_) October 15, 2020
TBH, thought this was too good to be true at first. H/T to @DOMOCAPITAL and @RodAlzmann for confirming.
(% is the big remaining question).https://t.co/KTjGIzynIu
GameStop will get a cut of digital revenue from every Xbox it sells https://t.co/2Dtbtkthol pic.twitter.com/E0v4qUaums
— Engadget Gaming (@engadgetgaming) October 16, 2020