Very soon, GameStop will start buying and selling classic games and hardware—Wired’s got a new interview with some specifics on the upcoming program, which will include NES, SNES, N64, Genesis, PS1, and Dreamcast games and systems.

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Very soon, GameStop will start buying and selling classic games and hardware—Wired’s got a new interview with some specifics on the upcoming program, which will include NES, SNES, N64, Genesis, PS1, and Dreamcast games and systems.

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