How to Tell How Much Your Video Game is Worth

Here's the quickest and easiest way to find out the value of a certain game, whether it be sealed, in-box, or loose. #GamingTheSystems Support the channel:
-thumbs up
-subscribe
-bell
-like
-share
-comment
-watch as much of the video(s) as you can
If you buy ANYTHING off Amazon, go through this link first:

[ICEHAWKLTD]

Holys*** OoO°!!! I checked half my collection and there were more zeros before the decimal point than I thought. Thank you very much GTS.

[mendyc]

Nice video dude, although I'm still waiting for your new video of your awesome setup

[evaboeglin]

I like using the video game price charting website, but it's lacking a few important features. Since I like to buy Japanese import games, I have a hard time finding prices for them, and the website doesn't include games that were only released in Japan (like Fire Emblem: Gaiden, for example). I'm looking for a website a bit more informative about foreign games.

[theomegawerty]

Is that Blaster Master NES music I hear in the background?

[Dremin]

how does it tell the difference between a game selling loose, with cartridge and manual only, or complete in box? Even if it had a very specific filter, you often see listings with some of those words in the title but when you read the full item description it's a loose game or in a different kind of aftermarket box.