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A long time ago there was a retail chain that expanded quickly, then went bust. I know its stores were blue and had a lot of curves. The only other thing I remember was the virtual reality ride(s?) at the front. This was some time in the '90s.
Any ideas?
edit: This was in the US, but it might have been international.
Are you sure it was retail? Mediaplay was a multi-media store, iirc. There's also the Broadway (a dept store chain) but I can't think of any other blue logo stores that went under in the past years.
EDIT: There were also a few Blockbuster Music affiliates that went under in the 90s.
I can't remember what it was called, but if it's what I think it was the building they had in Phoenix is now a Fry's Electronics. I tried searching their address in google, but I just got results for Fry's. I remember they had a giant screen (like 20' or something) in front where customers could play video games.
I called Fry's and asked the guy if he knew what they business was that used to occupy their building. He thought it was Ultimate Universe, and after some googling I figured out it was Incredible Universe. Is that it?
I think that's it. It had to have been the Duluth, GA location, and the area around it (on Google Street View, now a Dave and Buster's) does seem very familiar.
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EDIT: There were also a few Blockbuster Music affiliates that went under in the 90s.