Is there still a market for original Nintendo Entertainment System video games?
May 15th, 2009
I was clearing out my broom closet as well as we found the lot of video games for the strange Nintendo Entertainment System. we know it’s obsolete; however, it would be the contrition to only chuck them out given they have been in glorious condition as well as still in their strange box. Perhaps there have been people out there who similar to to pick up sentimental video diversion stuff?
There’s always eBay, but you have to do some real scouting and find a collector.
Or if you go to your local Gamestop/Gamestation and trade them in, they usually give you a good deal if you still have the boxes and they’re in good condition.
I once got £7 for my old Super Mario 64 game.
Definitely check out eBay, or a gaming forum.
There are many collectors out there ready to buy old NES games.
Especially if they are good games.
So check out eBay.
Look up on the internet how much they are worth because they could be worth a TON! If you had a REAL gold plated (not gold painted) ledgend of Zelda game in great condition it would be worth at least a couple hundred thousand dollars!