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Top retailers like GameStop.com, EB Games and Amazon will give you cash or credit for games you no longer want, usually between $5 and $30. Of course the newer the game, the more you'll get for it, but you can usually get something even for older games. Amazon covers the … [Read more...] about Trade-in old games for credit or cash

GameFly is like Netflix for video games. With plans starting at $15.95 per month, you can keep games at home as long as you want. When you are finished, return them in a prepaid envelope and you'll receive the next one on your list. Other video game rental options include … [Read more...] about A GameFly subscription is a smart investment for video game enthusiasts

Some games you can play over and over again. Other games, however, might be a blast the first time around, but just don't have the same appeal on round two. For games like that, trade them with a friend for a game they're done with. It's a cheap way to get new games. You can … [Read more...] about Share video games with friends to save money

The best value video games are the ones that keep people interested in playing them over and over again. Avoid crossover games - those which are tied in to a movie or other media brand - as these tend to lose their appeal quite quickly. Instead try sports games, which generally … [Read more...] about To save money on video games, buy games with a high replay value

One example is the Wii, where a bundle of games often comes with the Wii console. Also look for extra games bundled together - the prices will be better than buying separately. Same goes for games that offer multiple playing options, such as sports collections.A LOZO expert … [Read more...] about Video games are cheaper when bought in bundles