GameStop's CFO Rob Llloyd says that the retailer is doing all it can to make sure that Sony's PlayStation 4 and Microsoft's Xbox 720 continue supporting used games.

GameStop President Believes ‘PlayStation 4’ Will Support Used Games. Apr 18, 2013 Ian Miles Cheong. The president of GameStop, Tony Bartel, believes that Sony will do right by gamers.

The game retailer had a similar First To Know List for PlayStation 4, which attracted nearly 1 million gamers. The list offers news on the new Xbox, but does not guarantee a system for this Christmas.

However, following Sony's announcement that the Playstation 4 would allow used games, Microsoft has stated that the Xbox One will also allow the same. According to the company's official consumer ...

PlayStation 4 and Microsoft's next Xbox are the first two game console launches for which this remains an open question. Why? For a few reasons: The notion of used games has already disappeared ...

GameStop sure knows how to line up some good used game sales – and this week is no exception.The […] By ComicBook Staff. ... GameStop, PlayStation 4, Xbox 360, Xbox One. Next Article.

Summary. 2014 sales at GameStop are supported by sales of PlayStation 4 and Xbox One, but its other major profit centers, new software and used sales, are under assault from digital.

Walmart will start accepting video game trade-ins from its customers on March 26 at 3,100 stores across the US. Watch out, GameStop: Walmart gets into used-games business - CNET X ...

GameStop expects new PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and other hardware sales to drop 10% in 2016. ... The company also expects new game sales to decline between 5 percent and 10 percent.

The video game retailer insists on physical discs. It's clearly in GameStop's best interests to impede the digital transformation of the industry. GameStop Refuses to Sell This Kind of Xbox One or ...

Sony has confirmed that the PlayStation 4 can play used games, and a patent discovered last month that seemed to imply otherwise wasn't meant for PS4 at all.

To upgrade a PS3 or Xbox 360 title to a PlayStation 4 or Xbox One standard version of the same game will cost about €14.99. Gamers in Austria, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Ireland, Italy ...