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I haven't seen any used PC games being sold in America. Shops don't like taking PC games in because of CD keys.
If you want to sell a PC game best bet is eBay and the like. I've bought tons of used PC games from eBay no problem. Just make sure the seller you're buying from is reputable.
because alot of PC games use CD-keys. So before they sell it they would have to check and see if the key works and everything. Overrall a big waste of time and will never happen.
EBGames in the US and Canada used to accept trade-ins for PC games, but they stopped that practice. They only choice now is Ebay or GTZ (Game Trade Zone).
http://gametz.com/
Actually, in the U.S, E.B Games did take used PC games as trade ins before online activation became a big thing. They pretty much stopped accepting them when they got acquired by Gamestop (maybe even a bit before) and sold off whatever inventory they had dirt cheap. Actually, managed to get a ton of great games cheap during one of their sales.
Why would one want to?WDT-BlackKat
Agreed.
I have every single PC game I ever bought still going all the way back to B-1 Nuclear Bomber in 1981.WDT-BlackKat
Epic.
I'm also a save-my-games-forever kind of person. I deeply regret selling my 2600 and SNES, even though I'm more into PC gaming now. Every once in a while something goes "click" and I just have to play one of my old games.
Lots of the game stores are major rip offs. They don't want to sell PC games because most people don't go into those stores looking for them per say. They just want Console games and would have a ton of PC ones that become out of date for your PC. Major chains won't take themmuch or at all but small private stores are more likely.
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