Sell Your Old Video Games for Cash

Absolutely. We pay top dollar for retro systems, games, and accessories from the 80s, 90s, and 2000s. Nintendo (NES, SNES, N64, GameCube, Game Boy variants), Sega (Genesis, Dreamcast, Game Gear), original PlayStation, PlayStation 2, PSP, original Xbox, Xbox 360, Atari, Neo Geo, TurboGrafx-16, and more are all fair game. Retro Pokémon games, Mario titles, and Zelda cartridges are especially valuable.

Yes. We pay competitive prices for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, Nintendo Switch, and their games. We also buy broken consoles and accessories if they have parts value or can be repaired.

We do. PlayStation VR, PlayStation VR2, Meta Quest, Meta Quest Pro, HTC Vive, Oculus Rift, and other VR systems and accessories are actively purchased. Broken or incomplete VR units can still have value for parts.

Yes. Loose games still have value, especially retro cartridges and popular titles. Complete-in-box items earn higher offers, but loose games are absolutely accepted. Bring what you have and we'll make an offer.

We buy damaged, broken, and incomplete systems. Even if your console won't power on, has a broken disc drive, or is missing cables, it may still have value for parts or repair. Bring it in and we'll assess what we can offer.

We buy physical PC games, especially retro big-box games, collector's editions with physical items, and classic titles from the 90s and 2000s. Original packaging and manuals add value.

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• Keep games complete in the box with manuals, inserts, and original packaging whenever possible.
• Bring cables and accessories that originally came with consoles.
• Bring your entire game collection at once. We pay more for bundles and complete sets.
• For cartridge-based games, clean contacts gently with isopropyl alcohol if needed.
• Original boxes, warranty cards, and promotional materials all add value.

• Charge your console before visiting if it's battery-powered.
• Untangle cables and bring all power supplies and AV cables.
• Remove passwords and log out of cloud accounts from modern consoles.
• Sort games by system in advance for faster processing.

We're licensed, bonded, and insured gaming specialists who understand retro systems, rare games, and current-generation hardware. Thousands of gamers and collectors trade with PayMore locations every year. We're safe, clean storefronts with experienced staff, not sketchy online deals or parking lot meetups. We pay competitive rates, offer instant cash, and ensure your data is securely wiped from every console.

Trade-in prices depend on several factors. Here's what increases the value of your items:

• Complete in Box (CIB): Games or consoles with the original box, manual, inserts, and all included accessories earn significantly more than loose items. A complete-in-box Nintendo 64 with expansion pak, controller, all cables, and original packaging commands a premium over a loose console.
• Limited Editions: Special-edition consoles, collector's-edition games, and promotional releases are highly sought after. Limited-run games, special color variants, and bundle-exclusive items all carry higher value.
• Rare Cartridges and Discs: Certain games become rare due to low production numbers, regional exclusivity, or cult followings. Factory-sealed vintage games can be worth substantial amounts.
• Pokémon and Nintendo Titles: Retro Pokémon games (Red, Blue, Yellow, Gold, Silver, Crystal, Ruby, Sapphire, Emerald) and classic Nintendo franchises consistently maintain high resale value.
• Working Vintage Handhelds and Consoles: A fully functional Game Boy Color, Game Boy Advance SP, or Sega Game Gear in good cosmetic condition with a clean screen is worth more than broken or damaged units.
• Label and Disc Condition: For cartridge-based games, clean labels without tears or heavy fading are preferred. For disc-based games, minimal scratches and working condition matter most.