The upcoming "trade anything" day at GameStop has sparked a viral reaction, as users say what odd items they might bring in.

Trade-ins became synonymous with the retailer, but on Saturday, Dec. 6, GameStop will have its first-ever "Trade Anything Day ...

GameStop is accepting non-gaming items—such as household goods or miscellaneous objects—provided they are safe, legal, and ...

Customers will be able to bring almost any item (including non-game items) to a GameStop in exchange for store credit.

The video game retailer GameStop is offering a day for customers to “bring whatever” into the store for a trade-in and get ...

GameStop 'Trade Anything Day' has an extensive list of items you can trade in on one day only. Are phones OK? Taxidermy? PS5?

Customers should visit GameStop’s website to check the rules and trade-in restrictions for last-minute changes before trading. The retailer could update the terms at any time. GameStop has not ...

When customers already routinely bring in dirty gaming hardware that's full of grime and cockroaches, GameStop workers are ...

In terms of the specific exclusions, GameStop said people cannot bring hazardous waste, weapons, dead or alive animals ...

GameStop shares remain pinned near 52-week lows as the meme-fueled fireworks of October give way to a focus on fundamentals.

The gaming retailer is running a "Trade Anything Day" on December 6, letting consumers trade just about any item they have to ...

Outside of the video game sales GameStop is offering the same discount on Meta Quest headsets you can currently find at ...