DRAGON BALL: Sparking! ZERO - PlayStation 5

¹Offer limited to a single, 12 month membership to the GameStop Pro program. No substitutions allowed. Valid one time only. Duplicate offers will not be accepted. Upon applying, you will be auto-enrolled in the GameStop Pro program within 48 hours if you are not already a member. If you are already a Pro member, your Pro membership will be extended by 12 months. You will need to make your first purchase on the GameStop Pro Credit Card within 90 days of account opening. Failure to make a purchase on the credit card will result in this benefit being reversed.

²Up to 40 total points per $1 for credit cardholders with a Pro membership and up to 20 points per $1 for credit cardholders without a Pro membership. Offer is exclusive to GameStop Pro Credit Card cardholders enrolled in the Pro program. Excludes the purchase of GameStop gift cards, taxes and fees, and reservations.*

³Upon closure of your GameStop Pro Credit Card account, your points will be subject to normal expiration rules in which (i) GameStop Pro member points expire 1 calendar year from the original date of accumulation and (ii) ending or letting your GameStop Pro membership lapse will result in expiration of all points.

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*This rewards program is provided by GameStop and its terms may change at any time. For full Rewards Terms and Conditions, please see Terms & Conditions.

*Estimate is based on expected savings of applicable discounts and offers as advertised. Savings assumes all balances are paid in full by the due date each month. $85+ in savings: $25 in savings from Free Year of GameStop Pro Membership (normally $25). $60 in savings from the $5 Monthly Pro Reward (12 x $5 = $60). Pro members can potentially increase their savings by utilizing the additional Pro benefits.

*A soft enquiry is used to check your eligibility which will not affect your credit score. Credit card offers are subject to credit approval. GameStop Pro Credit Card accounts are issued by Comenity Capital Bank.