[zeppers]

I've been a gamer for 25 years.

I never bought into microtransactions / paying for cosmetic skins... Until I came across a game on steam that released limited sets of items which could them be resold.

It changed it from being an expense to an investment. Some of the items I bought 10x in value, and I sold two for more than I spent on everything.

I also enjoyed using the items in the game.

If steam and the game company both got paid when I bought/sold the items then I'm happy.

These were cosmetic items that didn't give me an advantage... So they didn't make the game less fun, just an outlet for expression.

If GameStop executes well on this and brings in the big publishers, this could be a cash cow.