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Phoenix Games is not dead!

Started by Mcrow, August 27, 2007, 10:24:37 PM

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Mcrow

August 27, 2007, 10:24:37 PM
Just talked to Neil (the owner) and it sounds like his plans to make the store a completely online store has been foiled. Apparently his distributors will no longers sell to him if he does not have an a brick and mortar store.

So, he's opening up a new store in Deephaven (cool name for a town with a gaming store) that's about 15-20 miles west of the twincities. Good news for me, that's about a half-hour closer than the nearest store to home, currently.:D

Better news yet, they still plan to have an online store that sells at 40% off retail and you can pick up the books in store, minus shipping. That's right, 40% off for shopping at your FLGS. Anyone can get the 40% (with a membership) online and pay the shipping. Check out their site here.

I also found out that one of the regulars at the old phoenix games is going to open a brick and mortar store in minneapolis to replace the Neil's shop. It will be called Tower Games.
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