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pachyderm

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Jan 12, 2008
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My kids want to sell some of their PS2 games. Mostly sports and adventure stuff(lego batman, xmen, ben 10, etc.) and Need for Speed and such. Any idea of a ball park $ figure? There are 34 total. Should we try to sell them all at once or just 10 or so at a time?
Any help would be appreciated.
 
I don't think the bulkness really matters. Game Stop has a price per game, inevitably I would imagine those prices depreciate; but it's not like eBay where bulk vs. individual matters so much.
 
If Gamestop in the US is anything like in the UK, you will literally get about $1 per game. Perhaps even less in some cases. The only way it's reasonable to sell them to Gamestop is if they're simply gathering dust and you can't be bothered to sell them individually on eBay.
 
If I were you I wouldn't trade in at Gamestop. They apparently have very bad trade in prices: http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/215570/avoiding_the_gamestop_rip_off_dont.html?cat=46

If you're thinking of trading your games in at GameStop, say this in your head ten times over: GameStop is a rip off.

While I originally purchased Valkyrie Profile 2 at its full $49.99 price, if I were to return to trade in the game (which still retails for that price) I'd likely only receive around $20, whereas GameStop would turn around and put the game on the shelf for $50. This ends up being the case for almost every single game that they sell used. Another annoying factor is that if you request cash for the trade-in, you are instantly given less (20%) because you're moving the money out of the store.

The best thing for anyone looking to trade-in games is to avoid GameStop like the plague.

King Mook Mook
 
If Gamestop is anything like GAME here, well skip them and go to eBay.
 
Ugh, don't sell anything to Gamestop. They offered me like 75 cents for a game I bought from them for $10. You can get more by selling on eBay or Craigslist.
 
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