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In what appears to be an attempt to attract customers from Game and HMV, Tesco will pay a good price ( i.e. better than the games competition) for pre-used games in good condition and resell at a discount to the new version price.
Given that any price above zero represents a gain for the owner of a 'redundant' game, and the games shops appear to offer little for second hand purchases, then Tesco simply has to offer £10-£20 for a game retailing new at £40, and apply a 50% markup to resell at a worthwhile discount to normal new prices. Offering much less will do more harm than good...
Applied to best-sellers only, this has to be a new business model for the games industry, and a no-brainer for Tesco.
Only issue in setting up a new renewal market-model will be copyright owners wanting to share the resale gains, as per moves in 're-selling' pre-owned books….
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