GameStop is the hub for all types of gamers, PC and Console alike. Although the store specializes in selling the hottest new games, it often features old classics and unique merchandise to commemorate a specific video game, movie or TV show franchise. Every so often it hosts a sale for its customers, but the most dedicated subscribers get a special day all to themselves, with some of the biggest discounts around.
Some of the perks of being a GameStop PowerUp Rewards member include lower prices on games daily, even if just by a few cents. Additionally, Pro Rewards Members get a subscription to GameInformer magazine, and are treated to massive deals on the occasional GameStop PowerUp Rewards Pro Day Sale. During this one day only, June 27 for 2020, Pro members have a chance to get 25% or more off their purchases, and significantly reduced prices on newly released games, no matter the platform. However, most of these game deals only pertain to players who own a Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, or Xbox One. But PC gamers fear not; GameStop’s deals are for all players.
Red Dead Redemption 2 are down from its original price of $59.99 to just $29.99 for a new copy during this special occasion. Red Dead Redemption 2, despite being released almost 2 years ago, is still a widely loved game for many gamers, and players are constantly discovering new secrets and missions in the expansive and active world. The sequel to a PlayStation 3 classic Red Dead Redemption acts as a prequel for the main story, allowing players to jump back into the Western world and have more freedom in its open world than most other games could hope to offer. One of Rockstar’s other open-world games that has climbed back into the realm of popularity is 2013’s Grand Theft Auto V, selling for $14.99 down from $29.99. Games for the Nintendo Switch are also getting a special treatment, with titles such as Mario+ Rabids Kingdom Battle going down from $59.99 to $17.99. Check out the full list of games, sorted by platform, on the official Pro Day Sale website.
