The Old School Game Vault lists a current cash offer for each Nintendo 64 game it buys. Listed prices are for the cartridge alone, with the final payment subject to condition and authenticity checks.
To sell N64 games, find each game in our catalog, add it to your trade-in order, and ship your order to us. We check every game and pay you in cash, not store credit.
Before the N64 came the NES, SNES, and Virtual Boy. Pick one to see what we pay, or browse all Nintendo platforms.
Answers to common questions about selling your N64 games.
No. All N64 game prices in our catalog are for the cartridge only. Original boxes and manuals are not required, but they are always welcome.
That's fine. We clean the cartridge contacts before testing each game to give it the best chance of working. Games that still don't work after cleaning and testing will be rejected.
We'll email you to explain which games were rejected and why. You can choose to have them recycled or returned to you. You're responsible for the shipping cost if you want rejected games returned.
Demand and rarity help determine our listed buying price, while condition affects whether we can pay that offer. Badly torn labels or stickers that make the game's label barely visible can lead to rejection. Storage conditions also matter: we don't purchase games with rusted screws or circuit boards.
Pack your N64 games in a sturdy box with three inches of cushioning on the top, bottom, and all sides. Pay particular attention to the bottom of the box, and fill empty spaces so the cartridges cannot shift during shipping.
You'll receive payment within 3 to 4 business days after your order is received and processed, by PayPal, Zelle, Venmo, Apple Cash, check, or Amazon Gift Card. Orders over $100 also receive a free shipping label.
Yes. You can buy N64 games in our online retro video game store.
We pay cash for your N64 games, not store credit, with no seller fees. We hold an A+ BBB rating and have a 4.99-star average from more than 300 reviews on our website. Any condition deductions are explained on our Payment & Deductions page.