GameStop no longer accepts trade-ins of PlayStation 2 games and consoles. But they will accept your used PlayStation for $25 in-store credit. Here’s how to make the most out of your used PS2 and avoid losing money! Weigh the pros and cons of trading in your PS2.

GameStop will no longer accept trade-ins for PlayStation 2 consoles

After thirteen years on the market, the PlayStation 2 is no longer being accepted for trade-ins. The PlayStation 2 is the most popular gaming console of all time, selling over 150 million units worldwide and earning Sony a record-breaking $1 billion in sales. The PlayStation 2 was discontinued in December 2012, but Gamestop has reinstated its PlayStation 2 trade-in program for store credit only.

The decision to stop taking PS2 trade-ins comes as the next generation of consoles are fast approaching. Although the PlayStation 3 held its own for many years, the PlayStation 4 has been reigning the market since late 2013. The PlayStation 2 was still popular, but it has been discontinued by GameStop. The company has not given a definitive release date, but it has indicated that it will no longer accept trade-ins after June 1.

As of June 1, only select GameStop stores will accept PlayStation 2 trade-ins. The move will impact the PlayStation 2 trade-in market in general, but it may not have a direct effect on other retailers. As the PlayStation 2 was discontinued in January of this year, this change will make it harder for people to trade in their PS2 consoles. In addition, it will make it harder to find used PS2 consoles.

In addition to PS2 consoles, the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 will no longer be accepted at GameStop. They are also not accepting trade-ins for mobile phones or Nintendo 3DS/2DS handhelds. The PlayStation 3 will be reintroduced in the future, as GameStop’s trade-in program will still work for them. While it’s difficult to determine whether or not the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 will return to the market, these retro-game consoles are still worth trading in.

Store will accept used PS2s for $25 in-store credit

In case you are wondering where to trade in your PlayStation 2 for a new one, Gamestop is again taking them. As of today, you can sell your old PS2 consoles for up to $25 in-store credit. You can trade your PS2 with all of its accessories, including the controller, for the console itself. The value of your PS2 may be a bit higher if you have extra games, but you can still cash in on this great deal.

For a few years now, it was a common practice for retail stores to offer trade-in values of up to $25 for used PlayStation 2 games. However, two years ago, this practice was discontinued at Gamestop. During this time, the PlayStation 2 became the top-selling console worldwide and sold 18.5 million units. In comparison, the PS4 has sold more than 18 million units.

The program will begin on April 25 in the New York and Birmingham markets, and it plans to roll it out nationally later this year. Retro games from various systems will also be accepted. The company says it will boost sales of used games by at least 5,000 units each year. There’s no limit on how many used games you can trade-in at any time. Just remember to take good care of your games.

Another way to make money on used PS2 games is to buy new ones. The new slim model costs around $30 in the United States, while the older thicker model costs $190 in Australia. However, you can still find used PlayStation 2 games for as little as $40 to $60 in used game stores. You can also find PlayStation accessories like controllers and memory cars. Guitar Hero accessories can cost upwards of $20, so if you’re looking for a complete game package, you may have to spend a bit more than that.

To make the most of your used PlayStation 2, it’s a great idea to find an outlet that accepts retro games and consoles. There are many great options for used video games on eBay, and some stores, such as Graywhale, accept used Xbox controllers and PS2 consoles for cash. These stores also offer trade-in offers for old PS2 games and consoles.