DO NOT buy USED video games from THESE STORES...

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[redyoshi]

I bought super mario galaxy 2 pre used from gamestop and it had the name Leo written on it but it worked

[IDrawStuff]

I recommend any local thrift stores or garage sales, they usually have good prices and you can almost always check the box (if it has one)

[ShortMiao]

I bought a used DSi from Amazon, It had Immages that wasn't of the original product, and It worked perfectly

[lieutenantwaffles]

GameStop has worked really well for me. I haven’t got a single used game that doesn’t work and I’ve bought a lot from GameStop.

[astroite]

Disk Replay is a good place to go. Never had any problems with them.

[darthmaulrio]

There’s a game store by my house that sells old used games for pretty much every console in existence

[PurplePhenix]

I have bought tons of used games (especially Wii games) from GameStop. I would always open the case up to look for scratches so if there were no scratches the game worked fine.

[arkeezy.]

"Don't buy used games from GameStop"
The six used games on my shelf I had before I was even born:

[PCBrian]

Normally I do try to buy “new” video games. If I’m trying to save money then I might but “used” video games.

[BlueyXbox]

I'd recommend pawn shops, got a fully working 2DS from one of those things for $15

[Shiny]

You can ask GameStop to test the games, but I do agree, they are definitely overpriced most of the time. I usually go to garage sales, thrift shops, and my local retro stores for used games, that’s where you get the best deals.

[lucaswaggoner]

Idk I found GameStop very reputable for buying used Wii/Wii U games. They always worked and had a case, and I’m pretty sure I got the manual in each, along with some games even containing things like the world maps for the game.

[toastily]

Ok I've watched the first 5 seconds of the video and I already disagree. GameStop is completely fine for used games, but really only if you're buying in person, because you can see the quality of at least the case. I bought maybe 3 used games there totalling about 50-60 dollars and they all worked fine.

[ItsAMiiC]

I would recommend Play N Trade. They have a lot of retro stuff!

[TheNewSoda]

As someone who bought from both GameStop and Amazon I've been pretty lucky with things I bought from both stores but GameStop is good for buying modern games physically and Amazon's pretty good for buying old authentic and fake cartridges

[Jordi]

If you have a disc replay or play N trade near you, those are the stores I go to.

[skeletonking]

The gamestops that I go to make them work real well

[accuratememin]

"But why go through the hassle?"
Because if the product I bought doesn't work then I'd probably want my money back??? 🤔

[OfficialBo]

ONLY BUY USED GAMES FROM GAMESTOP IN PERSON

[giroandkarin]

There's a place in Tennesse called McKays. GREAT PLACE if you wanna buy used games. Every game and system I bought from there worked like a charm