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.
| Item | Sold 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 |
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