What should I do with these?
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What should I do with these?
I have three games that I don't want, one is for Gameboy Color and the other two are for Gameboy Advance. I was thinking of going to one of those game stores that buy games, but should I really?
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Nia-chan - Posts: 362
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Like Cephas, I think that if you are able, giving them to someone who maybe doesn't get a new game very often would be a nice thing to do...
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inkhana - Posts: 3670
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Giving them away is a nice idea; but, if you need the money...
First, what are the games? There is a good chance that you could get something for them on Ebay if they are popular and/or rare, so that option is open if you want to go to the trouble of shipping them. If you want to get the most money, sell them individually, rather than as a lot. It may not be much of a difference, but then again it might. If no one buys them on Ebay, you could then simply sell them to one of the many retail video games stores that buy used games, maybe even trading them for credit on a shiny new title.
Still, if you know someone who would like to have them, it never hurts to be generous.
First, what are the games? There is a good chance that you could get something for them on Ebay if they are popular and/or rare, so that option is open if you want to go to the trouble of shipping them. If you want to get the most money, sell them individually, rather than as a lot. It may not be much of a difference, but then again it might. If no one buys them on Ebay, you could then simply sell them to one of the many retail video games stores that buy used games, maybe even trading them for credit on a shiny new title.
Still, if you know someone who would like to have them, it never hurts to be generous.
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cbwing0 - Posts: 2728
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What games are they? Usually
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Fsiphskilm - Posts: 3853
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Do you not want them for reasons of conviction or just because you don't like them anymore? If it's the latter, you can give them away or take them to a Gamestop or something and trade them out. I don't see why that would be a problem.
If it's for reasons of conviction, then I'd just throw them away... Don't give something to someone else that causes you to sin...
If it's for reasons of conviction, then I'd just throw them away... Don't give something to someone else that causes you to sin...
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