Get 5 pre-owned video games for $50 when you buy a console at GameStop

The average person's video game library is worth a small fortune, considering the fact that titles typically sell for $60 apiece. It's been that way since forever, no matter what kind of system you play on, thanks to some semi-complicated manufacturer logic that essentially boils down to consumer expectation. 

That cost can be a huge barrier to entry for new gamers: On top of shelling out a couple hundred dollars for a console, accessories, and multiplayer subscriptions, you're going to be forking over a decent chunk of dough for the games themselves, too. (In other words, don't get too attached to the $1,200 coronavirus relief payment that just landed in your bank account.) Read more...