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How much are my old video games worth?

Prices from recent eBay sales, updated 2026-11-09

Most old games are worth less than the asking prices you see online, and a few are worth a lot more. The only numbers that matter are what copies actually sold for. Here is what the most common ones went for recently, and how to work out what yours is worth.

What they sold for recently

ItemSold range
EarthBound SNES cartridge$336–$455
Nintendo 3DS XL handheld gaming console$224–$350
Chrono Trigger SNES cartridge$225–$305
Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance GameCube game$212–$300
Pokemon XD: Gale of Darkness GameCube game$200–$290
Game Boy Advance SP (AGS-101 backlit)$170–$229
Zelda Twilight Princess GameCube game$157–$213
Conker's Bad Fur Day N64 cartridge$142–$191
Pokemon Colosseum GameCube game$134–$181
Pokemon HeartGold Version DS cartridge$128–$173
Pokémon Crystal Version Game Boy Color cartridge$127–$172
Sega Saturn console$120–$170
Pokemon SoulSilver Version DS cartridge$123–$167
Sony PSP 3000 handheld game console$109–$160
Microsoft Xbox original console$110–$150

156 priced so far. See all video games and consoles.

How to find out what yours is worth

  1. Find the exact title and system on the label, and check it is a US copy (Japanese and European copies are a different market).
  2. Decide what you have: cartridge only, or complete with box and manual. Complete copies sell for a lot more.
  3. Test it if you can. "Tested, works" sells above "untested".
  4. Look up recent sold prices, not asking prices, or Guestimate it from a photo.

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