GameStop
US video game retailer, a party to the digital-ownership disputes over delisted and revoked games.
Role in each timeline
- Do You Own Your Games? The Crew, AB 2426 and the Buy-Button Lawsuits
Retailer sued over its use of buy and purchase language for digital games; the plaintiff voluntarily dismissed the case before a merits ruling.
- The Road to PlayStation 6: PS5 Pro, Project Amethyst, Two Price Hikes and the Memory Crunch
Retailer covered by the PS5 Pro availability report.
- Pokémon Cards: Record Printing, Empty Shelves
Stopped taking Pokémon TCG preorders in February 2025 and later imposed per-customer purchase limits.
GameStop across every timeline
Every dated entry that names GameStop, from all 3 timelines, newest first.
20265 entries
- GameStop lists pre-owned PS5 Pro consoles for $1,399.99 Update
GameStop listed pre-owned standard PlayStation 5 Pro consoles for $1,399.99. The reported new-console price was $899.99.
on The Road to PlayStation 6: PS5 Pro, Project Amethyst, Two Price Hikes and the Memory Crunch - Weber dismisses his own GameStop case and the court terminates it Legal
Jake Weber filed a notice of voluntary dismissal in Weber v. GameStop, Inc. on 20 April 2026, and the next day the court entered a minute order that resolved the pending motions to compel and to dismiss and terminated the case. The docket does not record whether the dismissal was with or without prejudice. It closes the case this page opened with Weber's January demand letter and complaint over GameStop's “buy” language, without a ruling on that language.
on Do You Own Your Games? The Crew, AB 2426 and the Buy-Button Lawsuits - GameStop is sued under the new law over a digital copy of Elden Ring Nightreign Legal
A putative class action brought the year-old disclosure statute to video games, pleading the new False Advertising Law provisions alongside the Unfair Competition Law and the Consumer Legal Remedies Act. The case is No. 2:26-at-00047 in the Eastern District of California.
on Do You Own Your Games? The Crew, AB 2426 and the Buy-Button Lawsuits - Weber files GameStop action over digital-game buy language Legal
Jake Weber filed a proposed class action against GameStop, Inc. The complaint alleged that GameStop used terms including “buy,” “purchase,” and “Add to Cart” without satisfying either condition specified in the cited law.
on Do You Own Your Games? The Crew, AB 2426 and the Buy-Button Lawsuits - Jake Weber sends GameStop a CLRA demand letter Legal
Jake Weber sent GameStop a California Consumer Legal Remedies Act demand letter by certified mail. The letter gave notice of alleged violations and demanded correction of the practices alleged.
on Do You Own Your Games? The Crew, AB 2426 and the Buy-Button Lawsuits
20252 entries
- GameStop sets Destined Rivals purchase limits Response
GameStop imposed a one-of-each-product customer limit for Destined Rivals. It said the limit would apply to future Pokémon Trading Card Game releases.
on Pokémon Cards: Record Printing, Empty Shelves - GameStop stops accepting Pokémon TCG preorders Response
GameStop stopped accepting Pokémon Trading Card Game preorders online and in stores. Pokémon Trading Card Game products were to be shipped directly to stores.
on Pokémon Cards: Record Printing, Empty Shelves