GameStop isn't just taking in video games or collectibles on Saturday, Dec. 6; the retailer's "Trade Anything Day" allows customers to bring just about anything they want. Trade-ins have become ...

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GameStop will host a "Trade Anything Day" on Saturday, December 6, 2025. Customers can trade in various items, including taxidermied animals, for store credit. A long list of items are excluded, such ...

Millennials and older Gen Z gamers know what it's like to walk into a GameStop to trade in unwanted games or old consoles. But now, the retailer is having a day where people can trade in anything.

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