If you live in Dallas or Austin, Texas and want a new place to deposit your used games, Best Buy will soon be an option. The retailer has announced plans to dip their toes into the used games business again by removing humans from the equation. You simply deposit the game into the Best Buy kiosks, which scans the disc to ensure it's operational before it spits out a gift card that can be used at the store immediately.

"We’re excited about this test, especially because we know how deeply passionate our customers and our employees are about gaming, movies and entertainment overall," said Best Buy chief marketing office Barry Judge on his blog. "And the trade-in and used value propositions will give those passionate customers even more choice and value at Best Buy."

In addition to providing customers with a new outlet to get rid of their used games, Best Buy will also be selling used games at these stores, as well. Some kiosks may even have the ability to rent movies or games to customers, but Judge didn't specify how widespread this option would be, even in the small area being selected for the test.

The nearest GameStop to my apartment is about as close as the nearest Best Buy, so the real incentive for me would be better deals in trade-in prices. Whether that happens, especially since I'm nowhere near Texas, is going to take some time. Any TheFeed readers near these locations?