GameStop brings back a popular promotion for pre-owned games, offering a way for shoppers to build their physical collection for less.

GameStop launched a retail service last week called PowerPass, which allowed gamers to pay $60 every six months in exchange for unlimited access to pre-owned games. This essentially turned GameStop ...

There are plenty of things to miss about the 1990s, like pegged jeans, Hypercolor t-shirts, and increases in real wage levels for every income quintile. Okay, maybe just that last one. One other thing ...

Consumers were likely excited for GameStop’s Power Pass program, which would have allowed unlimited access to used games for subscribers over a six-month period. Unfortunately, they’ll have to wait a ...