Entries in 'grainger games' (12)
Nintendo 3DS XL is out tomorrow: Where's cheapest?
With a 90 per cent bigger screen, more grown-up design and refined controls, 3DS XL is an attractive new device. But who has the best deal?
GMA 2011: Lobbying closed
Lobbying for this year's Games Media Awards in association with Grainger Games has now closed, with some 800 nominating their favourite mags, websites and more for one of the sector's top ...
Games Retail Guide 2011
MCV's annual High Street directory provides an overview of every buying team for each key UK video games retailer, as well as up-to-date store counts, company profiles and contact details.
Games Media Awards step up in 2011
Now in their fifth year, the ultra-popular Games Media Awards in association with Grainger Games look set to be even bigger and better in 2011.
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Grainger Games eyes appointments
Grainger’s Games’ expansion is continuing at a rapid pace, and now the firm is looking to make some high-profile appointments to grow its business even further.
Growing Grainger guns for retail pros
The UK’s only growing games chain is on the hunt for senior retail experts to cement itself as the second-largest specialist.
The growth of Grainger Games
In a period of falling sales and store closures, the story of Grainger Games is a refreshing one.
Grainger "could open three stores a week"
Grainger Games will open up to five more stores this year after unveiling its 40th outlet three months early.
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Grainger expands head office team
Grainger Games has announced two key appointments as it once again grows its store count.
Grainger expansion takes shape
MCV Award winner Grainger Games has opened its 14th and 15th store in Hartlepool and Middlesbrough.
MCV HOTLIST: The UK’s top 20 indies
With the growing popularity of digital downloads, price cutting by major supermarkets and the trade-in power of Gamestation and Blockbuster, it’s certainly no easy time to be an independent retailer.
Indies aren’t dead yet, says Grainger Games
Indie Grainger Games has told MCV that it plans to open 50 stores nationwide – proving that despite recent struggles, the indie sector is still alive and kicking.
