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GameStop will roll out dedicated retro gaming sections in all U.S. stores by early May, targeting a market projected to grow from $3B in 2025 to $8B by 2033. Inventory will come from trade-ins and curated selections. GameStop said in-store browsing, same-day purchases, and trade-ins differentiate it from Amazon and eBay. Margins are similar to its pre-owned business. Shares rose 2.67% to $25.61 on Monday.
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00:02GameStop said it will roll out dedicated retro gaming sections in all U.S. stores by early May,
00:08according to Benzinga. The strategy will target a market projected to grow from $3 billion in 2025
00:14to $8 billion by 2033. The company said inventory will come from trade-ins and curated selections
00:21rather than passive intake. GameStop said margins are similar to its pre-owned business
00:26and does not disclose additional data outside earnings reports. The company said demand
00:31spans older customers and younger players discovering legacy titles. It said in-store
00:36browsing, same-day purchases, and trade-ins differentiate the experience from Amazon and
00:41eBay. GameStop said store-level demand and trade-in volume supported the expansion decision.
00:46Shares rose 2.67% to $25.61 on Monday. For all things money, visit Benzinga.com.
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