Selling digital games I don't play..

OK, so I have a few games I bought digitally and just never got around to playing. For example:
*Warcraft 3 + Frozen Throne

*Sins of a Solar Empire

*Minecraft

I was wondering if there's a market for this. Can digital games be sold anywhere other than to a friend? Ebay? Any input is appreciated.

EDIT: just to be clear, I'm not soliciting. I just wanna know if there's a legitimate way of selling such games.

Thanks for the input. I guess Ebay is something to try.

Only if you sell your account for each of those services. When you buy digital games you have the option of gifting it or keeping it. If you keep it, it's forever linked to your account. If you gift it, you can choose to link it with someone else's account. Usually, it sends them an email. If they don't accept the gift, you can gift it to someone else. Either way there is no way for you play the game yourself and then gift it to someone else later. It's always linked to some account.

The exception being a site like Good Old Games where there is no DRM. You just download all the game files and can install on any computer with the CD key they give you. That you could sell to someone else by just giving them the games files on CD/DVD and writing down the CD key for them. That's pretty much only for old games though. New games all have more annoying DRM with either limited activations or linked to account.

You can't sell digital copies, they are usually tied to that account/

Only if you sell your account for each of those services. When you buy digital games you have the option of gifting it or keeping it. If you keep it, it's forever linked to your account. If you gift it, you can choose to link it with someone else's account. Usually, it sends them an email. If they don't accept the gift, you can gift it to someone else. Either way there is no way for you play the game yourself and then gift it to someone else later. It's always linked to some account.

The exception being a site like Good Old Games where there is no DRM. You just download all the game files and can install on any computer with the CD key they give you. That you could sell to someone else by just giving them the games files on CD/DVD and writing down the CD key for them. That's pretty much only for old games though. New games all have more annoying DRM with either limited activations or linked to account.

James00715

To me, selling the 'files' of a GoG game seems way more unethical than selling a Steam or Impulse account. From a legal standpoint, however, it might be opposite.