Are Wii games worth anything?

Most Wii games sell for less than a takeaway coffee, because Nintendo sold a hundred million consoles and the games to match. A handful hold up: the first-party Mario and Zelda titles, Xenoblade Chronicles, and late releases that had small print runs. Here is what common Wii games sold for recently, so you can tell which are worth listing on their own and which belong in a lot.

What they sold for recently

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How to find out what yours is worth

1. Separate the few that sell alone (Mario, Zelda, Smash, Metroid Prime Trilogy, Xenoblade) from the sports and party titles, which do better bundled.
2. Check for the case and the manual. Wii games with their case sell for noticeably more than the loose disc.
3. Note anything that came with it: the Wii Wheel, the Zapper, or the MotionPlus adapter, which sell with the game.
4. Look up recent sold prices for the exact title, or Guestimate it from a photo.

What moves the price

• Loose cartridge or disc vs. complete in box: the box and manual can add as much as the game itself, so say which you have.
• Authentic vs. reproduction: popular titles are widely faked. Check the label print, the board inside, and the screws.
• Region: a US game sells to US buyers. Japanese and PAL copies are a different market and usually sell for less here.
• Tested and working, with a clean label, sells above "untested". Old save batteries in some games run dry, and buyers know it.

Guestimates are market estimates from public eBay data at the date shown, not certified appraisals. Prices change; check before you buy or sell. As an eBay Partner, Guestimator may be paid a commission when you buy through links on this page.