It wouldn't work in the United States. American retailers would complain about having to deal with three different versions of the same products.
European retailers might be a bit more open to this idea since they're not as obsessed with inventory management, but I see this sort of thing just confusing consumers.
Besides, when Universal tried to lower CD prices, retailers didn't play along.
European retailers might be a bit more open to this idea since they're not as obsessed with inventory management, but I see this sort of thing just confusing consumers.
Besides, when Universal tried to lower CD prices, retailers didn't play along.