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GameStops transformation into a leader in the exploding collectibles market with US being the dominant market at 496.2 Billion (24.45% of total global collectibles market share) with core categories valued(est) at

•TCG(Trading Card Game) | 4.42 Billion | 11.9% CAGR 2024-2032 •Sports Cards | 8.28 Billion | 18.5% CAGR 2024-2032 | Cards dominate sports memorabilia market representing a 61.65% share •Comics | Estimated 1.5 Billion | 6.09% CAGR 2024-2030 | Physical comics account for 86.8% US comic revenue •Figurines | 2.52 Billion | 5.9% CAGR 2024-2032 •Toys | 4.08 Billion | 9.2% CAGR | •Retro Games | 1-2 Billion | Estimated 4.8% CAGR 2024-2030 Plush | 3.6 Billion | 6.1% CAGR 2024-2030

Sports Cards and TCGs show the strongest growth with Pokémon leading driven by high investment potential, nostalgia, and digital platforms

Having storefronts that provide a space for Players & Collectors to come Buy/Sell/Trade/Play benefits GameStop allowing it to keep the “physical” foot traffic model that it’s legacy business thrived from before the move to digital in the recent years gives opportunities for

•In store TCG events(tournaments ; Family game night) •In store celebrities events(illustrators ; athletes) •In store “GameStop Exclusives(Power Packs™️) •Ability to maintain a fair market allowing customers a chance to buy product by limiting to in store purchases only in a time where certain products at other retailers may be impossible to find •Connect collectors & players expanding the community further & increasing the variety of products one might buy

GameStops diversification of collectibles ensures a variety of collectors

-Pokémon -Cardsmiths -Dragon Ball Z

• Yu-Gi-Oh
• Magic The Gathering -One Piece -Baseball -Basketball -Football -Star wars -Funko -G.I. Joe -Lego -Transformers -Marvel -DC -Squishmallow -Disney -Lorcana -UFC -F1 -Retro Games

GameStop partnered up with grading giant PSA(Professional Sports Authenticator)for TCG & Sports graded card submissions on October 15th 2024 and hit 1 million submissions by May 7th 2025 q1 2025 earnings show collectible sales reached $211.5 million, A 54.6% increase compared to the same period in the prior year this category accounted for 28.9% of total sales, a significant jump from 15.5% in the first quarter of fiscal 2024 despite an overall revenue decline of 17%

With the recent announcement of Push Start Arcade(PSA) One can imagine a bridge between a digital marketplace with physical assets being stored at the PSA vault allowing ease of transfer proof of ownership & selling with more manageable fees whether it be graded & authenticated cards ; video games ; comics & magazines ; pictures ; memorabilia or some arcade claw machine where you have a chance to open up different “boxes” of collectibles at set “tiers” only time will tell but one things for sure.. You don’t get into something to test the waters you get into something to make waves.

Power to the players