Thrifty gamers might be pleased to learn that GameStop is now running a special where they can pick up three games for the price of two. While GameStop can be controversial at times, it sometimes offers unbeatable value to the average consumer. The company may have been on the verge of closing just a few years ago, but it is still alive and kicking in 2023 with this new deal that will be of interest to anyone who is looking for something new to play.
GameStop occasionally runs attractive specials that are difficult for gamers to resist. One such deal was a "buy one, get one free" setup where gamers were able to choose from a list of 40 titles. Some of the more sought-after games it offered with this deal were Elden Ring, Bayonetta 3, Octopath Traveler 2, and The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword HD.
This time around, GameStop is running a special on its pre-owned games where gamers can get three for the price of two. This deal is not limited to PowerUp Rewards members; they were given one day of early access on this deal, but it is now open to the general public. It is not clear how long the deal will last, perhaps only for a few days, so those wishing to take advantage of it would be wise to make haste.
There are plenty of pre-owned games available on GameStop's website as of writing, but it is likely that this deal will benefit those who head down to their local store the most. It's a great opportunity to trade in old games and get a little extra value from the deal, along with some games that may not be listed as pre-owned on the website. GameStop Pro members who missed the early access period can still take advantage of the fact that they get a 5% discount on pre-owned games.
As the world's largest video game retailer, GameStop has over 6,000 brick and mortar stores across the US and several other countries. For gamers that live in the US, chances are there is a GameStop nearby. The company has recently gone through some leadership changes recently that saw it part ways with the former GameStop CEO Matthew Furlong. Ryan Cohen, a Canadian investor who owns around 10% of GameStop stocks, was installed in Furlong's place. This change briefly affected the GameStop stock price, but it has since recovered.
Source: GameStop