GameStop has announced that it will start selling out of print "vintage titles" in its stores, like Metroid Prime Trilogy. There's only one problem: It lists used copies of Metroid Prime Trilogy at a whopping $84.99, while the recently restocked allegedly used copies of Xenoblade Chronicles go for $89.99. To put this in perspective, both titles retailed for $49.99 upon release and the latter was a GameStop exclusive.It gets stranger. Due to Xenoblade Chronicles' limited run, it remained out of stock for months at a time. Now, GameStop has started selling an influx of supposedly used copies at this exorbitant price. It even features the game on the retailer's front page of its website under the new "Vintage Video Game" banner.
But where did these supposedly "used" copies come from? Nobody knows, but evidence suggests that the retailer is reprinting its stock.
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