[quote name='PhoenixAZ']IATCG, when I mentioned it to the store managers it fell on deaf ears. It's not like I didn't try to follow standard procedure and jump to the corporate level.
Target's model doesn't work because Sears likely doesn't get quite the same foot traffic in the video games area that Target does. Every time I've ever been to Sears that store is pretty empty except in the clothing areas. It's not like there is someone walking by an end cap of clearance games while looking for other stuff like Target. TRU would be a better comparison because they have a carve out for games much like Sears.[/QUOTE]
But the lack of foot traffic was the reason that Sears clearance was great and almost always ended up so cheap. If enough random normal shnook customers actually browsed the Sears gaming section AND stuff was marked properly then many of us wouldn't have the backlogs we currently do due to $2-5 games from both Sears and Kmart.
Target clearance is really hit or miss for me. I can go there one week, find 30-40 games on the endcap and have them STILL ringing up the same f'n price 3 weeks later because the managers have NO reason to mark them down because the normal customers are buying them at 15-30% off like it's the greatest deal EVER.
If not for Amazon and their Warehouse Deals I wouldn't even be buying games right now. They at least know how to discount shit to move.
[quote name='sdclippers']We should just change the title of the thread to "No more Sears Clearence but hear IATCG talk about his precious RB6V2 stuck at 12.97, then have him yell at you."[/QUOTE]
Actually I haven't even liked the Rainbow Six games since last gen with the Xbox ones. But I was just using R6V2 as an example of how totally YMMV clearance has become at Sears since the regime change and the stalling of the price drops.