Play N Trade
How could a video game lover not enjoy a one stop place to go for all their gaming needs? What about if that store fills the gaming needs of everyone, including the owners of older gaming systems. A good video game store that offers all the services someone could need in one spot is hard to come by. Play N Trade is a franchise that puts this business opportunity in the hands of someone that can see the potential.
A Play N Trade business gives their customers the opportunity to find everything they need for their gaming systems as well as the repair services that they may require. All in one spot. No need to hop from store to store.
With an established brand to back them up a franchisee can find many benefits that comes with this business, including:
- Important software and operating systems
- A business that can easily be enjoyed by someone with a passion for video games
- If one store isn’t enough there are expansion opportunities
- Not tied down to an office
- A successful business model
Franchise and Area Developer opportunities are open in all states, with a minimum investment of $176,200. Training is provided.
Homejobsite.com on July 26th, 2008 3:25 pm
My kids love gaming, and so do I. It is time well spent with children who can learn interaction with games, and at the same time have fun.
Billy Lee on July 26th, 2008 7:26 pm
I don’t know how long this business idea will last. All the gaming centres in Vancouver have either shut down or losing money because of gaming consoles like Playstation, Xbox, and Wii. However, retail stores have picked up business by selling the latest used video games at cheaper prices.
Do you think this will be a successful franchise?
Check ratemyideas.com and vote on it!
cassy on July 26th, 2008 9:34 pm
Video games is exciting and fun but parents should be aware that it is not good for the kids to play it always. Parents should give a definite time for the kids to play the video games.
jaeda on July 28th, 2008 2:30 am
yes, allow kids to play with it but with limited time only, coz some day it might be their problems.
John on December 20th, 2008 2:10 pm
Before buying any franchise, you need to talk in depth with existing franchisees. Ask them how profitable the average franchisee is? And ask them how long it takes the average franchisee to break even? Make sure you talk to enough of them to give yourself a good cross section of opinions. Do your research. Research the web, research their FDD. And above all, make sure you do a pro forma profit and loss statement.
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