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You can double your Switch 2’s storage with Samsung’s $40 microSD Express card
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You can double your Switch 2’s storage with Samsung’s $40 microSD Express card

https://www.theverge.com/gadgets/835100/samsung-switch-2-microsd-express-cyber-monday-deal-sale
Theverge.com
  • Cyber Monday deal cuts the Samsung 256GB microSD Express card to about $39–$40 for Switch 2 storage.
  • The Switch 2 ships with 256GB of storage, enough for many games, though some titles exceed 20GB each.
  • Retailers like Amazon, Walmart, Best Buy and GameStop are offering the discounted microSD Express card.
  • A 512GB P9 microSD Express model is also available at $74.99 for users needing more space.
  • Nintendo Switch 2 and related accessories are among Cyber Monday's hot holiday gifts.
  • Deal coverage notes notable discounts beyond the microSD card, including Mario Kart World bundles and other hardware deals.
  • Verge Deals newsletter offers updates on tested deals and related tech.
  • The article emphasizes the balance between price and storage capacity for Switch 2 users.
  • The Cyber Monday coverage positions the microSD deal as a practical upgrade for gamers.
  • The article is part of The Verge’s Cyber Monday coverage, linking deals to broader gadget trends.
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GameStop Blasts 'Trolls' Who Claim Its 'Trade-In Values Are Bad' While Celebrating Record $30,000 Payout For a Pokémon Card (That It Admits Was Worth $3,000 More) - IGN
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GameStop Blasts 'Trolls' Who Claim Its 'Trade-In Values Are Bad' While Celebrating Record $30,000 Payout For a Pokémon Card (That It Admits Was Worth $3,000 More) - IGN

https://www.ign.com/articles/gamestop-blasts-trolls-who-claim-its-trade-in-values-are-bad-while-celebrating-record-30000-payout-for-a-pokmon-card-that-it-admits-was-worth-3000-more
Ign.com
  • GameStop celebrated a record $30,494.70 payout for a PSA 10 Holo Gengar under its Power Packs Buyback Program.
  • The company admitted the card had been worth at least $3,000 more than the payout.
  • IGN notes the trade-in program may undervalue cards and create a loop where Power Packs are bought and resold.
  • Some responses online argue the deal shorted the card owner, suggesting higher value at auction.
  • IGN reports GameStop claims payout was made in accordance with established terms and conditions.
  • The article frames the debate over the value accuracy and procurement practices around Pokémon cards.
  • The piece notes the controversy includes questions about the buyback loop and vertical integration.
  • IGN mentions the trade-in program policies and scrutiny from customers and fans.
  • The article includes mentions of the broader Pokémon-related games and market context.
  • The report cites social media responses as part of the narrative around the payout.
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