This article was published on October 30, 2017

GameStop’s new subscription plan is like Netflix for used games


GameStop’s new subscription plan is like Netflix for used games

GameStop is getting its own Netflix-like subscription plan.

For $60, gamers get a six-month subscription — dubbed ‘Power Pass’ — that allows them to pick any title from GameStop’s pre-owned inventory. Once done, they can return the title and select another, just like Netflix’s DVD plan — which still exists, apparently.

Credit: ResetEra

Unlike the existing trade-in system, gamers no longer have to worry about the trade-in value of the title. The $60 Power Pass covers any pre-owned game in the library, and even allows them to keep it at the end of their subscription.

Sign-ups start on November 19, and according to fine print spotted by ResetEra, the pass must be activated by January 31, 2018 — which seems to hint at the start date for the new promotion.

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