gamepricefeed

gamepricefeed tells you what a retro video game really sells for.

Ask the way you would ask a friend: "What's a boxed Super Mario 64 worth?" or "Pokémon Silver on Game Boy Color, sealed". gamepricefeed answers from its own price estimates, worked out from what copies actually sold for:

• Every version priced apart: US, PAL (Europe) and Japanese copies are different markets.
• Every condition: loose, boxed, sealed, and graded copies.
• How sure each price is: high confidence, a good sample or a best guess, with the number of sales behind it. When a price rests on two sales far apart, it says so and names both.
• A price card with the middle half of the sales for each condition, and a link to every price on gamepricefeed.com.
• It finds the game however you write it: words in any order, with or without punctuation, 7 or VII, its other names, and the console.

Each price is a guide, not an offer: condition, photos and the seller move it within its range. The buy and sell board lists collectors' own wants and sales.