What store would buy used games for more?

Ok so i need some money and i have a few games that i dont play anymore.
So im thinking of selling them to either, GameKing, Or GameStop.
I live in kentucky so thats all i really know thats down here.
So what do you guys think would be a good place to sell them get get alittle more cash then the other?

or you can resell on ebay/half.com

Yea but i just need some quick cash for certain reasons! :/

Go to both stores, and they'll tell you what they'll give you. If they are pretty far away, I would try the GameKing, cuz gamestop just rips you off.

Gamestop gives you less money if you ask for cash instead of credit :\ idk about gameking.

Best buy because i get better trade ins for pre ordered games and better cash, but ebay is better if you need real money.

Ugh wow you guys where right i went down to GameStop and could have gotten $25 dollars for 2 games and a controller that i was selling.
But at GameKing i got $40 lol o.o
I wonder why GameStop trys and rip you off while GameKing gives you their best deals? e-e

GameStop can't make money by buying pre-owned materials at higher prices. Ergo, they won't give you much cash for your stuff. However, they aren't that bad to deal with if you're doing trade-ins and the like.

Makes Sense no wonder they stay in business they get so much profit from the games they rake in.
Buy for low price + Sell for higher price = Profit!
Genius. -.-

That's pretty much how every business works. It's made even harder on GameStop now that you can buy and download digital copies of games at cheaper prices than they can match. And companies like Gamefly aren't helping either.

Haha to tell you the truth i actually thought about signing up for GameFly since its like $8 a month and you can keep the games as long as you want a send them back when your done.
But i want an experienced person that has used GameFly cause there has to be a catch with it that they are not telling the buyers. Right?

There's a possibility that it could act like Redbox and forcibly charge your bank account if the disc you returned is badly damaged, effectively making you pay for the game. Though, redbox only does this if you pretty much don't return the movie for a good month or so. But since Gamefly doesn't have any set date to return the game, they'd probably just charge you for a damaged disc or if you fail to return a game on time after your membership expires.

Hmm sounds pretty legit to me.
But as far as disc damage, im pretty careful with mine.
I dont like getting scratches on them so that would be a plus on my side.
And i can afford a monthly charge so ill look around on google and see what they say about Gamefly and whats its up's and whats its down's

I would sell them online I wouldn't imagine you'd get much from store.

I've personally never traded in a game cause I don't see the point.

Trust me gamefly is the third best thing i have ever done in my life. its worth the 8.95 a month. bwt u can rent 2 games at once but u have to pay 12.95 per month.

I have a lot of games I don't touch at all now. I should really think about trading them in, or sell if I can.

Me, there's a game store near by called Docs, and I go there to by games and do trade ins. They give me one hell of a deal, plus they sell games that Gamestop doesn't sell, AKA, games for the outdated consules like PS2 and Xbox.

Lol that reminds me.
I went down to GameStop a few years back and tried to sell them the game Luigis Mansion and Billy Hatcher for the game cube.
They said they was not going to buy it cause it would possible sell for like 40+ cents.
I was disappointed.
So the two games just sit in my closet now.

Look online for a buyer, sure you could make a few bucks. If your not sure, then check for any privatly owned game stores in your area. I lived in my area for over 6 years now, and I didn't even know about Docs till about 6 months ago. You may be surprised by what you will find.

Eh. I was checking around on Ebay and the game i was trying to sell at game stop is worth $40+ on there.
o.o i about shit myself.
Its kinda surprising how some games can be worth so little and when they gather so much they become a gold mine.