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Online Memory Card Games For Kids

April 11th, 2009 |

Author: Bryan

online memory card games for kids
How much would a PS2 Slim be worth now?

Well, I’ve had my ps2 for a long time, never used it cause i had the xbox or i wasnt much of a gamer or anything..i played it every once in a while years back. How much would it be worth now if i sold it online somewhere?
It has
console
2 controllers
all cables
memory card
like 10-15 games such as
nfs most wanted
socom 3(i think)
l.a rush
call of duty 2 big red one
call of duty 3
some medal of honor game.
& some other ones which were like 5-20 dollars each when i got them

i have had the 360 for a while now so i play on that.
Would it be worth selling it online somewhere?How much could i ask..or should i just keep it and give it to my kids when we have some or something to entertain them

Around $50.00 for the PS2 Slim console ALONE.

Same with me I have a Xbox360 now but I’m keeping my PS2 they don’t give enough I have 40+ games which at least came out to be around $500.00 when I bought them brand new I’m just not giving them to GameStop. I prefer you sell them in a newspaper bargain or on Ebay because GameStop gives you LESS than what the console is actually worth.

Quick tip: Sell the games separately not all at once because you’ll get so much money if you sell them separately than all at once. I know it takes more time but it’s better.

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