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Things
to know
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Videogame
Traders usually
sell games at about
twice as much as
you sold them for
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Older
games aren't always
less then the newer
games. Videogames
of an older generation,
if they are good, are
sometimes more then
some newer games.
But the cashier
will give you less
for it.
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Videogame
dealers have to
make money so they
try to perswade
you to buy another
game when your spending
money while inside
goes up a quarter
or even twice as
much you would receive.
Ask for cash. Cash
doesn't go down
in value, but the
games do.
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So
you tried a brand
new playstation
game and you didn't
like it as much
as you thought you
would. A lot of
these stores like
Gamestop and Toytriffic
will have a return
policy for 3 to
7 days. They will
refund your money.
If your receipt
respires, then
you have to sell
it for the half
the price you paid
when you first got
the game. This makes
it not worth returning
your games. Someone
can tell me that
I'm wrong and that's
exactly why you
sell your used games
right when you finish
it. But I don't
do it that way.
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Which
games to sell?
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If
you own a Playstation
2 and have 10 games
for it, and a Nintendo
64 with 12 games
for it, I would
sell some Nintendo
64 games. I
don't play with
most of them anymore.
If course with someone
else selling your
games as soon as
you beat them has
it's advantages.
It's almost like
leasing a car. In
the long run your
already spending
more money on cars
then it costs you
to keep one for
very long. But if
you are going to
play videogames
until your 25, then
you can. I won't
recommend it though.
The secret is to
sell your games
when the game you
want to trade it
for is there. Do
some research on
the web so you don't
make a mistake buying
a cheesy title you'd
thought was good.
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At
first sell the games
that you haven't
wrote on. If you
were like me, you
color on your videogames
with perminate marker.
Don't do that. Then
you have to use
oil remover to get
the ink off.
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Sell
your worst games.
If you were like
me, then you were
smart enough to
buy all the quality
titles and not smart
enough to keep the
cartridges from
being colored on.
Having the name
of something on
top is fine. But
that's all what
you get away with.
If it is a cd then
if it works and
doesn't skip then
you can sell it.
CDs have a very
long life span.
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