Which of these gaming retail failures actually occurred, causing massive financial losses and a significant strategy shift for the company involved?

Even the biggest names in gaming have had their missteps. This poll tests your knowledge of one of the most notorious retail failures in gaming history—a cautionary tale of overconfidence, poor market analysis, and strategic blunders. Can you identify which gaming retail disaster actually happened? Test your industry knowledge with this challenging question about a famous gaming retail failure that changed the company's trajectory.

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Nintendo's 'GameSphere' console in 2004, which used proprietary spherical discs that developers refused to support
EA's chain of 200 physical 'Digital Play' stores in 2010 that closed within 8 months after catastrophic losses
Atari's rushed release of the E.T. video game in 1982, resulting in millions of unsold cartridges that were buried in a New Mexico landfill
Sony's PlayStation Home Arcade initiative in 2011, where they installed PS3 kiosks in malls that charged $15/hour to play