How much do 360 games get at EB/GS for credit?

[VanillaGorilla]

I can't get into EB to trade in 2 and get 1, so I was thinking I might just be able to get $60 in credit by trading in Call of Duty 2 and Madden 360 at GameStop. Anyone know how much they are giving for used 360 games? I know, I should call them, but I sent my cell phone through the washing machine a couple days ago and have been too lazy to get it fixed, and am without access to a phone.

 

[pinoy530]

Gamestop has the same "deal", trade 2 360 games get 1 "free". You'd probably get more in actual money from ebay though.

 

[RedvsBlue]

[quote name='pinoy530']Gamestop has the same "deal", trade 2 360 games get 1 "free". You'd probably get more in actual money from ebay though.[/QUOTE]

Well, it depends on which game you're trading in. Some opened 360 games are only pulling in about $35 on Ebay. If you traded in those games for one of the $60 360 games then you'd get about the same value as Ebaying it taking into account applicable fees.

 

[unctennis122]

I'll give you $60+ shipping for those games via paypal, send me a PM if interested.

 

[simpsonps121]

Just call them and ask. They should tell you over the phone.
Matthew

 

[Epic Wolf]

Millertime was offering $45 for CoD2 if that helps...

 

[mkdude_99]

Also, keep in mind that we are starting see sale prices on certain 360 games which typically drops the going rate on eBay. It is my understanding that Madden and COD2 are still selling well, however, games like Tony Hawk, Gun, and Quake are not. I seem to recall seeing Condemned, Tony Hawk, and Quake on sale for $45.00 to $50.00 recently. I would imagine that this downward price trend will only increase over the next few months as other hit titles like Splinter Cell 4, Fight Night 3, and Burnout come out for the 360.

Personally, I wouldn't even bother with eBay and would either trade them in at Gamestop/EB or find a local used CD/DVD store. We have one in our area that typically pays out higher for games because they are behind the times on current retail prices (and you therefore get more).