Browsing: GameStop

The PlayStation 5 Pro isn’t ever a cheap console. Its MSRP is currently set at $899, making it $250 more expensive than the already costly standard PlayStation 5. You would certainly expect a pre-owned console to cost less than a new console, though — or at least not substantially more. But right now at GameStop,…

As the release of Grand Theft Auto 6 approaches, gamers are scrambling to maximize gameplay with the most advanced consoles on the market. Advertised as PS5 Pro Enhanced, the game comes as Sony faces a shortage of its popular console. With the AI boom consuming the world’s silicon, Sony has struggled to maintain its production…

GameStop has surged 33% in a month, but the clock is running out on a warrant deadline that sits well above where the stock trades today, and Ryan Cohen keeps buying anyway.

Developers targeting the higher-end PlayStation 5, which boasts graphical features that run games smoother at higher resolutions, may soon be limited to audiences of only high-income enthusiasts. Retailers and third-party sellers have suddenly jumped in price on the PlayStation 5 Pro, indicating demand for the console exceeds the current supply.

It’s getting more expensive and annoying to play and enjoy video games in 2026. Case in point, GameStop is now selling used PlayStation 5 Pro consoles for $1400 as the sought-after machines become harder and harder to find in the lead-up to Grand Theft Auto 6‘s launch.

Ryan Cohen keeps reaching into his own pocket to buy GameStop shares, and his conviction is pulling the entire gaming sector along for the ride. Here is what the insider buying pattern reveals about where GME could be headed.

GameStop stock (ISIN US36467W1099) was trading at EUR 21.11 at Lang & Schwarz on September 29, 2026 at 12:36 p.m. CEST, up 0.19 percent versus the prior close of EUR 21.07. The latest operating picture combines a sharper profit profile with weaker sales, making the collectibles business central to the investment case.

On September 8, 2026, the Wall Street Journal reported GameStop Corp. (NYSE:GME) second-quarter net income of $298.7 million, up from $168.6 million a year earlier, even as revenue fell to $790.2 million from $972.2 million. The video-game retailer raised its full-year adjusted EBITDA outlook to more than $650 million from a prior target of more…

GameStop reported past second-quarter 2026 results with sales of US$790.2 million and net income of US$298.7 million, alongside record Q2 operating income and sharply higher adjusted operating earnings.

Ryan Cohen just spent his own money buying GameStop shares in the open market, a move that sent the stock surging while its gaming peers barely flinched. Whether that insider signal changes the math on a retailer still losing ground…