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GameChanger Systems expands video game buy/sell/trade kiosks

February 6, 2020

GameChanger Systems Inc., a Cleveland, Tennessee based company which offers video game buy/sell/trade in a fully automated kiosk, plans to expand to 14 new states in 2020, according to a press release.

​GameChanger kiosks use a patented method to authenticate used video games for both content and playability while offering customers immediate payment via e-gift cards. Until now, video gamers' only options for trading their used games has been a stand-in-line face-to-face transaction at brick-and-mortar retailers; shipping their used games to a buy-back company and waiting for payment, or selling their used games on an online selling website, according to the press release.

"Video game discs are going to be around for quite a while," GameChanger Systems CEO Jerry Stout said in the press release. "When new video games cost upwards of $60 or more, most video game consumers need to maximize their purchasing power. GameChanger helps do that through a trade toward the newest game or stretching their budget by trading their used video games to a GameChanger to spend on goods and services."

GameChanger Systems Inc. COO Brent Hall added, "In 2019, GameChanger completed a successful launch in popular retailers and malls from coast to coast. With hundreds of GameChanger kiosks available for deployment, 2020 will bring expansion into both existing retail/mall relationships and to new retailers in our queue,"

GameChanger kiosks also provide revenue-sharing opportunities for malls.​

Picture courtesy of GameChanger.