What was Blockbuster's final major retail strategy attempt before its bankruptcy in 2010?

In the 2000s, streaming services began to transform how we consume entertainment, challenging traditional video rental giants. Blockbuster, once a cornerstone of weekend pop culture with over 9,000 stores worldwide, faced extinction as Netflix gained momentum. Despite its ultimate demise, Blockbuster attempted several retail strategy pivots to survive the digital revolution. Test your knowledge about the last major retail strategy Blockbuster attempted before its collapse.

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Total Access: A hybrid online/in-store model allowing customers to return mail-order DVDs to physical stores for immediate exchanges
Blockbuster Streaming: An early streaming platform that failed due to technical limitations and limited studio partnerships
Blockbuster Game Zone: Converting half of each store into gaming centers with rentable console stations and tournaments
Blockbuster Unlimited: A monthly subscription allowing customers unlimited in-store exchanges with no late fees