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12 Best Places To Sell Video Games

By Matthew Lynch
March 5, 2024
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Gaming has grown into a mammoth industry, and with it, a massive secondary market for used video games has also developed. Whether you’re a casual gamer looking to declutter your collection or a serious enthusiast wanting to make some extra cash, here are the 12 best places to sell video games.

1. eBay – The quintessential online marketplace for anything and everything, eBay lets you auction your games or sell them at fixed prices.

2. GameStop – A well-known brick-and-mortar chain that buys and sells used games. They offer store credit or cash (though store credit usually carries a higher value).

3. Amazon Trade-In – Amazon’s trade-in program is great for selling back games in exchange for gift cards.

4. Craigslist – Ideal for local sales without shipping hassle, Craigslist allows for direct selling of your video games to nearby buyers.

5. Decluttr – A convenient site that offers quick valuations of your items online, free shipping labels, and fast payments after your games are sold.

6. eStarland – A lesser-known but valuable platform that trades in video games and consoles, offering competitive prices.

7. Gameflip – A unique marketplace mainly run by gamers offering not only physical games but digital codes as well.

8. Facebook Marketplace – With the extensive reach of Facebook’s network, the Marketplace is excellent for reaching local buyers interested in your collection.

9. Best Buy Trade-In Program – Best Buy accepts games in exchange for Best Buy gift cards, suitable if you’re planning on making purchases there.

10. OfferUp – App-based and user-friendly, OfferUp enables local sales similar to Craigslist but with profiles and ratings for more security.

11. CeX (Complete Entertainment Exchange) – CeX offers cash or trade-in credit for video games at its stores or on its website.

12. Player’s Choice Video Games – An online game retailer that buys directly from you offering competitive rates and varied payment options.

Whether looking to offload a pile of old favorites or sell some recent titles you’ve conquered, these platforms are highly recommended options to consider in turning your digital adventures into real-world currency.

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