Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A New York City-based GameStop damaged a Nintendo Switch 2 console with a stapler in June. The viral mishap upset fans who had ...

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After a lot of hype and anticipation, Nintendo finally launched the Switch 2 last month, priced at $449. The console was available at multiple third-party retailers, including Walmart, GameStop, Best ...

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GameStop Corp. (NYSE:GME) is auctioning off a notorious stapler that caused damage to Nintendo Switch 2 screens. What Happened: The company’s CEO, Ryan Cohen, has added a personal touch to the auction ...

Customers exploited a loophole that let them get hundreds in store credit by trading in a Switch 2 paired it with a game purchase and repeating the process several times.

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Yesterday on X/Twitter, GameStop was forced to "gently remind everyone that our stores are not designed to function as infinite money printers." This statement was a response to a GameStop promotion ...

Remember when retail giant GameStop ruined the launch of Switch 2 for hundreds of customers by stapling receipts through the screens of Nintendo's new console? Well, GameStop certainly does, as its ...

A New York City-based GameStop damaged a Nintendo Switch 2 console with a stapler in June. The viral mishap upset fans who had already weathered a tariff-related delay. The "staplegate" items sold for ...