Likely looking at GameStop’s profit margins and deciding there’s more ways to squeeze money out of customers than by selling questionable hot dogs and Slurpees, 7-Eleven is entering the used games fray.

Kotaku reports:

7-Eleven will soon be offering used video games at more than 3,000 stores across the country. A partnership with pre-owned video game supply and service company Game Trading Technologies will see the debut used game bins branded as “Great Games Under $20,” filled with used titles for popular platforms.

Can you see yourself buying used games at a convenience store?

7-Eleven Enters The Used Video Game Business [Kotaku]

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