According to CAG, 30 bucks. Note that gamestop checks for manuals, Disc scratches, and other problems such as bad case condition or missing artwork. if there is anything missing, they will take away a refurbishing fee. usually it only is $2 USD for extreme cases, but be sure everything is ok just in case.
Let's see.. if you eBay for at least $50, it might be worth it. If you offer free shipping, selling it at $50 - $5 (shipping) = $45 - $3-5 (ebay and paypal fees). You'll get about $40 but you gotta do the leg work.
I don't understand why anyone thinks it's economical to trade in games at Gamestop, but unless they have a special going, don't expect to get more than 25% of what you paid for it.
while gamespot isnt the best value id imagine 30-40 dollars and you can easily probably get a bonus trade in towards something credit. brand new popular games usually get and stay at higher trade in values.
Is it really that difficult to either 1) Call Gamestop & 2) Check the Gamestop website for trade-in value? It's a new title, so chances are your answer is on the website :)
Y dont u shut up its a question i dont want ur stupidity answer ok i called them they said we gotta check cond its not scratched or anything SHUT UP RETARD
Y dont u shut up its a question i dont want ur stupidity answer ok i called them they said we gotta check cond its not scratched or anything SHUT UP RETARD
jumpstart21
*adjusts monocle* Ouch. Getting fiesty are we? I can tell by the lack of periods and the derogatory use of the word retard and CAPS LOCK. Most people here have been posting pretty constructive responses. It sounds completely logical to call the store and ask, not to mention that places like eBay could get you more money than Gamestop since, well, Gamestop isn't really well-known for its amazing trade-in prices.
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