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This is a hope to get enough value for a 360

This thread is a hope that generous people will estimate values of games I have that I could get in return from stores like "Buy Back Games" or "Gamestop"
All for Xbox

..:Here is the list:..

• Need for speed: Most Wanted-Manual
  Halo 2 Multiplayer Map Pack-Manual
  Star Wars Battle front Platinum edition-Manual-Card thing-mail in subscription
  Star Wars battle front 2-Expired 2 month-Manual-Mail in subscription
  Limited edition Halo 2-Manual
  Kingdom Under Fire: Heroes-Manual
  Limited Edition Mechassault 2: LoneWolf-Manual-Expired 2 month
  Splinter Cell: Pandora Tomorrow-No Manual-Bad case condition
  Oddworld: Munch's Odysee-No Manual-Bad case condition
  Medal of Honor: FrontLine-Manual-Minor problems with case
  Phantom Crash-Manual
  Medal of Honor: RisingSun-Manual
  Wrath Unleashed-No Manual-Bad case condition
  EA Madden: 2004-Manual
  2K5 Baseball: 2005 maybe?-Manual
  EA NCAA Football: 2004-Manual
  Murakumo: Renegade Mech Pursuit-No Manual
  EA Tiger Woods PGA Tour: 2004-Manual

These could be traded for either credit (which gives more than cash) or for cash. Most likely credit since it gives more...
Not all games I would be willing to trade but if I must I will. Hopefully this is enough detail to determine a credit or cash value.
(Games without statements on case condition are near mint condition)

What are we supposed to be discussing in here?

For Gamestop, you might be able to get a pack of gum or two. Never heard of Buy Back Games though.

I would believe some of the games have more value than a pack of gum or two.

Rockymods wrote:I would believe some of the games have more value than a pack of gum or two.

My point is that Gamestop has horrible trade in rates, not that those are bad games or anything. You could probably get more money out of eBay than a game reseller.

I would say no to be honest. Check this out to make sure.

http://wiki.cheapassgamer.com/index.php ... _in_values

Gamestop would most likely have the same values as listed here.

Here's another: http://wiki.cheapassgamer.com/index.php ... _in_values

I was thinking about selling some N64 games a while back and I asked how much Tony Hawks Pro Skater would be
...
49 cents

Ctrl+F is hard to use since there are alot of games across multiple platforms. But thanks a ton for those links they will certainly come in handy!

As for the N64 games-Still gotta wait a few two digit years to get much value on them.

I'm serious when I say this, but if you can, eBay.

I traded in Zelda TP on the wii to game stop about 2 months ago, if not more, they gave me $20. Its ridiculous, I just checked eBay, and they have Zelda going for 25-30 dollars NOW..

Manuals and Case condition doesn't matter. My friend works at EB Games, the trade in value for those games are pretty low. You will probably end up getting about 25-28$ for all of them.

Call all the game stores around you and see what they would give you. Your best bet might be ebay though.

I still think getting a job is the best bet..

I gave gamestop over 50 N64 games and didn't have enough for a used Tony Hawk Project 8.
WTF!

I think some of those games actually had a negative value, because thats almost impossible.

Ebay 'em. You'd probably get a lot better money for them. Also sell them individually, you might be able to squeeze some more money out of them that way, and more people will want to buy individual games instead of a huge pack.

Well from the wiki site it came to a total of $61 dollars. I agree that ebay is better but I sorrowfully say I cannot use it. Add that to 50 I got 111 dollars, xbox 360 20GB are currently 300 dollars I believe. That brings it down to about 189 dollars which may be convincing enough to get my parents to cover the rest for my birthday. They do owe 90 dollars too... Only problem with that is that I won't be able to afford halo 3 then... I'll work some things out but thanks for the help guys!

Tural wrote:Core: $280 ($20 drop)
Premium: $350 ($50 drop)
Halo 3 console: $400 (Price just announced)
Elite: $450 ($30 drop)

I suggest waiting to buy a console if you can, the 65nm chips are coming this Fall.

What exactly does that do?

The smaller chip would mean lowered production costs, smaller power requirements, and a cooler operating temperature

With smaller chips, Microsoft gets a bunch of benefits. They won

I shall wait then, I'd rather get something that won't have a risk of overheating, and it being cheaper. Thanks Tural

Rockymods wrote:and it being cheaper.

It's cheaper to produce. There probably won't be a consumer price reduction as a direct result of the 65nm chips, because the Xbox 360 still isn't in the "profitable" region.

I don't really think the condition of the case matters, especially for selling used games, it's more or less the disks themselves. the out of date sports games won't ring up much, because no one cares about the PGA tour in 2004.