How much should i sell my used wii for?
it could sell for atleast 400 but you shouldnt sell it all together see everything seperately and you will make moer money wii- $150-$200 nunchucks-$40 7 games $35 each GOOD LUCK
Can I sell my Wii at Gamestop?
Yes you can sell game consoles at gamestop. If you want cash you will get $95. The system with all components in working condition would be worth $70 and they are currently running a $25 bouns on next gen system trade ins.
Where can i sell my wii at top dollar?
Find a person who wants a wii and the games that you have. You will make more money selling it outright to a person than selling it to someone else to resell. Or a local pawn shop.
Should I sell my nintendo wii?
Well if you have a PS3, then YES. You should sell your wii because it will give you extra pocket money, and/or you can buy more PS3 stuff with the money you make on selling it. there is no doubt that you should sell it. I mean why not? If you don't use it then its pretty much getting free 50-70 bucks! But you can only get that if you sell it on craigslist or Ebay. Ebay is more recomended because it is more safe than meeting a stranger in person, and you should place it for 50, because thats a good amount for a wii and 4 games, plus if multiple people want it, they will keep bidding higher and higher so you might even get it up to 60 or 70 dollars. Np, hope i could help
How much should I sell my Wii RVL-001 for? It’s the one that’s GameCube compatible, and I have 2 controllers and a wheel.
Assuming it is in good condition, you should be able to sell it for about $50.https://www.ebay.com/b/Wii-Rvl-0...
How much does a used Wii sell for?
Original Nintendo Wii (White)According to Price Charting, the Nintendo Wii (white) currently (as of 10/29/18) goes for $23.79 without the box it came in and $28.93 if the system is complete in the box.Original Nintendo Wii (Blue)According to Price Charting, the Blue Nintendo Wii currently (as of 10/29/18) goes for $35.89 without the box it came in and $51.50 if the system is complete in the box.Original Nintendo Wii (Black)According to Price Charting, the Black Nintendo Wii currently (as of 10/29/18) goes for $52.50 without the box it came in and $84.75 if the system is complete in the box.Original Nintendo Wii (Red)According to Price Charting, the Red Nintendo Wii currently (as of 10/29/18) goes for $70.90 without the box it came in and $92.67 if the system is complete in the box.Nintendo Wii MiniAccording to Price Charting, the Nintendo Wii Mini currently (as of 10/29/18) goes for $94.15 without the box it came in and $130.96 if the system is complete in the box.Nintendo Wii and Nintendo Wii Mini will probably be worth more in a few decades.Games vary in price based on the rarity of the game and condition (e.g., like new, loose, complete in the box).Source:Nintendo Wii Prices & Values
How much should I sell my Nintendo Wii for?
Unfortunately, the Nintendo Wii hasn’t seen much value lately for many reasons, and is currently not going to see any rise. However, that might be helpful if you aren’t expecting a great deal of return.With all the original cables and accessories, you are likely going to get at least $40 for the bundle. The extra wiimote can easily add an extra $10, especially if you have the nunchuck(s). The gun and wheel attachments likely won’t add more than $5, unless your buyer is interested in them.As for the games, it’s almost impossible to say accurately without titles, but I imagine a motley collection will fetch you an additional $30 minimum.All in all, I would expect a fair estimate around $75 to $85, and possibly slightly more if it’s a black console. It would have been better to sell them between six to eight months ago if you were looking to get more for it all, but there is still room to sell them. Just remember that unless a collector buys them, you might get offers as low as $60–65. I recommend taking what you can get for them by Summer.
Should I sell my Wii and keep my games if I am going to get a Wii U?
Was it made before November 2011? If so, it’s backwards compatible with GameCube and should only be sold if you have no interest in said console. I got mine right before they stopped being backwards compatible and my sister gave me several GameCube games and controllers for it. Now that I have a Wii U, this feature is the only reason I kept it. I have the Wii U for the sake of VC and exclusives that aren’t coming to the Switch.You won’t get much for it anyway since a black backwards compatible Wii with Wii Motion Plus, which is the model I have, only goes for $35 on GameStop trade-ins right now. The market is over-saturated with them because everyone and their mom bought one, so it’s a tough sell at this point.I say keep it, hunt down some GameCube games, and play the heck out of them till it dies. That’s what I’m doing.