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Hhgregg Enters Video Game Business On Black Friday [Black Friday]
kotaku.com - 11/24/2008
Hhgregg Enters Video Game Business On Black Friday [Black Friday]
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Electronics and appliance retailer Hhgregg is no longer content to have game shoppers drive past them on the way to the GameStop. Starting Black Friday, November 28th, all 109 retail locations will begin offering video game bundles, packed with popular games and various other accessories. ...

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GoNintendo — ... staff to ensure they are properly educated on all gaming products. Renowned for its experienced sales teams, hhgregg associates undergo a rigorous training process to help the customer make the most informed purchase decision possible. “Our knowledgeable sales force will provide our customers with expert advice on the new gaming merchandise offered at hhgregg as part of our superior purchase experience that is unmatched in the industry,” said hhgregg President and COO, Dennis May. Link This entry was posted on Monday, November 24th, 2008 at 4:17 pm and is filed under ...

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