GameStop is overhauling trade-ins and launching a new program that will wind up giving people more money for the games they sell, Kotaku has learned. The new initiative, which will launch on August 18, will simplify GameStops trade-in structure, reducing the complexity of what has become an unnecessarily obtuse service. No longer will you have to put credit toward pre-orders or promotions in order to get the most bang for your buck; instead, any games you sell to GameStop will come in at a flat rate, only varying if you want cash instead of credit, or if youre a member of their subscription program. As a result of this change, GameStop will now offer more money for games you sell them. Starting August 18, the retailer will bump up the average base value of games they buy by 20%, according to documentation Ive obtained. So that copy of NBA 2k8 I traded in on Saturday might now be worth $0.30 instead of the $0.25 I got for it.
Posted on: Tue, 05 Aug 2014 01:36:27 +0000
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