To be sure, GameStop already sells collector cards, also known as Power Packs. The new proposed platform would likely enhance GameStop's appeal as a key destination for trading cards.

GameStop says it plans to focus more on the trading-card business moving forward. This comes as the video game industry grows increasingly digital. Shares of the company fell 20% Thursday ...

GME is currently moving to its 52-week bottom. Track it now here. What Happened: GameStop is expanding its partnership with trading card grading company PSA, which is owned by Collectors Universe.

In one of GameStop’s many scrambles to stay alive beyond its memestock status, the stores began buying graded Pokémon TCG cards last year. Now the company has found a way to sell them back to you, but ...

GameStop has expanded its partnership with PSA to create a new digital trading card platform. The “Power Packs” beta program launches Tuesday, with a general launch planned at a later date.

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GameStop currently offers card submissions in 1,360 of its brick-and-mortar locations and plans to add another 280 in June. Pokémon cards are the most submitted via the partnership.

GameStop has also been limiting purchases for popular Pokemon card sets to just two per customer. But as Scarlet & Violet – Destined Rivals approaches, GameStop is bracing for another wave of ...