GameStop is currently running a buy two, get one free sale on preowned games, and its catalog is filled with over 9,000 titles across Nintendo Switch, PS5, Xbox Series X, PS4, Xbox One, and more. Just about every game launched in physical format over the past few years is eligible for the savings (as long as it’s in stock), so this is a great time to check out recent releases as well as games that may have slipped by you at launch.
Cashing in on the offer is simple. After adding three eligible games to your cart, the cheapest of the three items will be discounted to $0. And if you spend over $79 on your order, you’ll also get free shipping. Depending on your location, your games could arrive within three days. Alternatively, you can order online and pick up your games at your local GameStop store.
Picking up Switch games is arguably one of the best ways to make use of this sale, as first-party titles like Princess Peach: Showtime and Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom rarely see discounts–yet they’re part of GameStop’s current promotion. Older Switch hits as well as new releases are up for grabs, including Mario vs. Donkey Kong, Super Mario Bros. Wonder, Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, and Pikmin 4.
Over on PS5, there are a bunch of sweeping RPGs to check out. If you want three games to sink your teeth into and consume hundreds of hours of your free time, we’d recommend Dragon’s Dogma 2, Cyberpunk 2077: Ultimate Edition, and Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth, all of which earned impressive reviews and give you plenty of content to work through. You could also check out Final Fantasy 16 or God of War Ragnarok if you happened to miss out on these big hits.
It’s a similar story for Xbox Series X, though you’ll also find a few exclusives like Halo Infinite. Beyond this sale, GameStop Pro members can save a few bucks on their Game Pass Ultimate subscription, with a 3-Month Membership discounted slightly to $47.49.
We’ve rounded up some of preowned games GameStop has in stock below. Of course, we’d also recommend browsing the catalog for yourself, as there are thousands of possibilities.
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