Retro Game Price Guides
Loose, CIB & new values for 18,541 games across 21 consoles — updated daily from PriceCharting market data.
Most Valuable Games We Track
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How to Read the Prices
Loose, CIB & New
Every game carries three values. Loose is the cartridge or disc on its own — no box, no manual. CIB (complete in box) is the game with its original box or case and the manual. New is factory sealed.
Condition moves price more than anything else: the same game can sell for a few dollars loose and hundreds sealed.
Where the Numbers Come From
Values come from PriceCharting market data and refresh daily. They reflect what games have actually been selling for, not what sellers are asking.
Use them as a reference before you bid: an eBay listing well under the loose value is worth a closer look, and one far above it usually isn't.
What the Rarity Badge Means
Rarity comes from our own listing data. 100 or more is common, 20–99 is uncommon, and 10–19 is rare.
Under 10 live listings we mark a game in ranking — too few copies on the market to place it.
Price Guides by Console
Every game in the guides links to its own page with current eBay listings, screenshots, ratings and a GameStop link when it's in stock.