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GameStop has to prove that selling game-loaded tablets makes sense, rolling the approach out slowly in a 200-store soft launch this week.GameStop will be opening at 6AM on Black Friday, a good 10 hours before most hardcore gamers normally wake up. So it's not a stretch to think a huge games retailer like GameStop would want to bolster its brick-and-mortar sales by entering the online app economy.īut first things first. Between OS makers, carriers and hardware manufacturers, everyone seems to be launching an apps marketplace of some sort or another.

If its tablet gaming package takes off, could GameStop push further into the app economy by opening up its own app store? Perhaps. GameStop's tablet bundle, then, benefits both struggling Android tablet makers and the retailer itself: GameStop moves into another gaming ecosystem by reaching the casual gamer, while also moving dust-covered Android tablets off the shelves. While Android tablets have gained a significant amount of ground over the past year, Apple still retains the lion's share of the market at 66.6 percent, according to research firm Strategy Analytics. Apple's near-indomitable iPad has roundly trounced Android-based competitors - to the tune of 93 percent of the tablet market at the end of 2010, according to a report from ABI Research.

To be clear, it's not exactly a bull market for most tablet manufacturers.

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