If you’ve got a stack of old GameCube games you’ve been waiting to unload at GameStop for a tiny bit of cash or in-store credit, you’d better take care of the transaction by the close of business Sunday. Starting a week from today, the monolithic game retailer will no longer accept games, accessories or systems from Nintendo’s obsolete console.

It’s remarkable that GameStop is still taking GameCube trade-ins anyway. After all, as Destructoid notes, the company stopped accepting paraphernalia from the GameCube’s Microsoft-spawned contemporary, the original Xbox, three years ago. It still accepts PlayStation 2 stuff.

GameStop Sales [GameStop via Destructoid]

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