By: live green
It’s definitely better to trade in games once finished. When they sit too long, the value tends to go way down and you won’t get anything for the game. This is especially true for sports games like...
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How do brick and mortar stores, such as Gamestop compare? I know they will also buy used games and resell them.
View ArticleBy: moljacks
I actually donate my old games to the local library. They have started a video game section, so anything that’s not a adult rating I donate.
View ArticleBy: Jess
I found goozex.com from a rec on the Joystiq podcast. You trade your games in for credits you use to get a new (to you) game someone else offers. It’s a big enough community you can usually find...
View ArticleBy: Kevin
I second the Goozex.com recommendation. I’ve been using them for around 3 years now. After initially unloading around 10 games I’ve just been recycling my points. You do have to wait around 3 months...
View ArticleBy: Aaron
I don’t buy games anymore. I rent them from Gamefly, which is like Netflix for video games. I found that a $60 game pays for about three months of Gamefly service @ a two game rental. So I could either...
View ArticleBy: shiftomnimega
Never sell games cash at Gamestop. Always get the store credit. I once saw a kid trade in a bunch of stuff and took $17 cash instead of more than twice as much in credit. He probably could have bought...
View ArticleBy: Eli
Half.com is another good option. It’s owned by eBay but is set up for books, games, and other similar categories with “standard” products that don’t really change except for condition. It’s very easy...
View ArticleBy: live green
I agree with you on Gamestop. They give you nothing for you games and mark higher than you would normally find on sights like Amazon, Ebay or half. The only reason they are still around is that they...
View ArticleBy: Willnet
I sent you an email. Its from “Mark Jumanji.” It explains the issues with gamepawn. For quickie reference go to the austin BBB site and search for gamepawn.
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