Starting Today, GameStop is Selling Retro Consoles and Games
You've always wanted to buy Mike Tyson's Punch Out.
Remember all of those games that you played when you were a kid? Now you can go buy them again. Starting today, GameStop is selling retro games and systems online and in its stores.
Games are available from six consoles: Nintendo 64, Super Nintendo, Nintendo Entertainment System, Sega Dreamcast, Sega Genesis, and the original PlayStation.
Be cautious, however. All of the games being sold in this new program are pre-owned. You'll have to turn to Ebay or another retailer for any mint-condition factory-sealed software you've been looking for.
The most expensive games include:
- Conker's Bad Fur Day for the N64 -- $79.99
- Suikoden II for the PlayStation -- $89.99
- Cannon Spike for the Dreamcast -- $79.99
This marks the beginning of vintage hardware and software sales for the store, which often phases out old games in favor of newer consoles. The store stopped selling PlayStation 2 games in 2013, but began again in March because of high demand.
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