Sell your vintage electronic & handheld games
Before the Game Boy, there was the beeping, blinking golden age of the electronic game: Nintendo's Game & Watch, Grandstand's tabletops glowing in a dark bedroom, the Tomytronic 3D pressed to your face on car journeys. Send a few photos for a free, no-obligation cash offer.
- Free, no-obligation offer
- Most replies within a day
- Postage costs covered
- Paid same day by bank transfer
What I'm looking for
- Nintendo Game & Watch, any model, boxed or loose
- Grandstand tabletops: Astro Wars, Scramble, Munchman and the rest
- Tomy games, including the Tomytronic 3D visors
- Tiger handhelds and other LCD games
- Early LED and VFD games of all makes
- Boxed examples, instructions and packaging
- …and whatever else turns up: odd finds and job lots are welcome too
How much are old electronic games worth?
Game & Watch is the strongest name here: Nintendo's little LCD games are collected worldwide, and boxed examples in good condition can be worth surprising amounts. But the British nostalgia names (Grandstand's Astro Wars and Munchman, the Tomytronic 3D) have strong followings of their own, precisely because so many were binned the moment the batteries leaked.
Condition on these is mostly about batteries and screens. Clean contacts, a strong display and an intact battery cover can all make a real difference. If yours has a fault, show it clearly in the photos and mention whether the game switches on so I can judge it properly. Price guides aside, what matters is what you're actually offered. Send a few photos and I'll tell you what I'd pay, no obligation.
How it works
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Send photos
A few group photos are fine. Take everything out of boxes so it's all visible.
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Get your offer
A firm cash offer, free and no obligation. Most people hear back within a day, postage covered.
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Post and get paid
Bank transfer the same day your parcel arrives and checks out.
Get your free offer
This enquiry is about Electronic & handheld games toys
Takes about two minutes. No obligation, and I won't share your details with anyone.
Electronic games questions
The battery compartment has some corrosion. Is it still worth sending photos?
Yes. Leaky batteries are the curse of old electronic games, and some corrosion does not necessarily rule one out. Photograph it as it is, corrosion and all, and mention whether the game switches on.
The screen has scratches and the case is worn. Does that kill the value?
No. Playwear is expected on games that lived in school bags and back pockets. Boxed, near-mint examples fetch the strong money, but ordinary played-with condition is still absolutely sellable.