Score Game
- Score Game
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Game (entreprise)
| GAME |
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| Création |
1992 à Paris |
| Dates clés |
2001 - Acquisition de SCORE-GAMES par le groupe GAME, leader européen du jeu vidéo.
2005 rachat du réseau ADDON.
2006 - 158 magasins avec le rachat des magasins MAXILIVRES (149 en propre et 9 franchises) |
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| Activité(s) |
Distribution de jeux vidéo |
| Produit(s) |
Jeux vidéo neuf et occasion, services ventes de Blu-Ray |
| Société mère |
ABC Game |
| Effectif |
700 collaborateurs |
| Site Web |
game.fr |
| Principaux concurrents |
| Micromania |
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GAME (anciennement Score Game) est une société de ventes de jeux vidéo et films.
- 1992 : Création de la société SCORE-GAMES avec l’ouverture d’un 1er magasin à Paris, rue des Ecoles
- 1996 : Ouverture du magasin de St-Lazare, 1er magasin de l’enseigne en termes de surface et de chiffre d’affaires
- 2001 : Acquisition de SCORE-GAMES par le groupe GAME, leader européen du jeu vidéo. La société compte alors 37 magasins, qui font l'objet d’un « relooking » progressif pour une rénovation totale de l’ensemble du réseau
- 2002 : Ouverture du 1er magasin aux normes du nouveau concept au centre commercial de Carré Sénart (77)
- 2003 : 58 magasins et changement de logo : SCORE-GAMES devient Score GAME
Rachat du réseau ADDON : 20 magasins, dont 10 franchisés
Rachat des magasins MAXILIVRES 158 magasins
- 2008 : Plus de 180 magasins. Changement de logo : Score GAME devient GAME
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Catégorie : Entreprise française de jeu vidéo
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