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The market research firm NPD, well known for its regular sales charts on the gaming sector, has released an interesting piece of data.
“The Anatomy of Black Friday 2009″ tabulates the reasons why certain consumers decided to brave the Black Friday crowds, knowing full well how overcrowded the majority of retail stores would be.
Hit the jump to check out the stats from the 1,700 shoppers that were interviewed.
Source: NPD
Dragon Age: $35 at Best Buy. Went at 8 p.m. Plenty left. No lines. $$$
I almost went HD this year. But I’ll wait. I don’t want to buy the TV, then buy the cords for the 360 and Playstation, then buy a sound system. It’s too much for me right this second. Next year.
Oh for other people? Why would I buy for others.
Why brave the lines at an actual store when you get simply wake up in your pajamas and buy it online that morning instead. I got all my Best Buy deals online this Black Friday, then hopped back in bed and got some good sleep.
The girl in the gray sweater is kind of hot.
I guess my reasoning for not going to a Black Friday sale is because I don’t want to spend my day fighting people for a $10 DVD. I like your style Shawn.
Went late, didn’t have to wait very long, managed to grab: STALKER, BIOSHOCK, Assassin’s Creed 2, and Farcry 2 (all PC + all $4.99).
@Curtis
I think that girl is hawt too.
*Jumps in mob & starts swatting away the “infected” w/ Tennis Racket*
What? A guy can’t get some “Thank You Se-something or other”?