Can’t stand the sight of that old SEGA Genesis gathering dust in your closet? GameStop might be able to help you out. Much like their recent trade-in program for PlayStation 2 consoles, the games retailer is rolling out a plan to buy and sell retro consoles.

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Gamestop had, at one point and for a very short period of time, a service where people could pay a monthly subscription to rent in-stock used games. It was something cheap, like $10/month. Walk in, check out used game, walk out, come back, swap it, etc. No more people abusing the "no questions asked" return policy for used games, even.