five things you can do other than trading your used games into gamestop

5. Hold on to them! They can’t be cluttering your life too badly, and a game you could sell back for $3.99 today could sell for $13.99 a year from now.

4. Let a friend borrow the game. Just be sure to make sure said friend is reliable.

3. Replay the game. You can’t tell me that you wouldn’t enjoy playing through Ocarina of Time a fifty third time.

2. Sell Them on Amazon or Craigslist. You’ll make much more money and Amazon doesn’t take very much of the cut and Craigslist is free. Plus, you’ll be helping a fellow gamer get a better price than they could get from Gamestop.

1. Donate them! Organizations like Saved Games lets you donate your video games for children in need.