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There's Value in PS2 Games?
After running through the priciest resellable games for the original PlayStation, I’m back at it again – this time with a PS2 edition.
I had four consoles in my childhood: a Super Nintendo, PlayStation, PlayStation 2 and PS3. The PlayStation 2 was the first I remember properly wanting. I really, really needed it in my life. Look at the graphics. I’d got a few of Official PlayStation Magazine issues in the lead up to it, and finally got it for Christmas 2000 alongside Tekken Tag Tournament and a Rez demo. Good times.
I want to get all the games I ever wanted for it one day. One day. Until then, I’m going to spend my time flipping every PS2 games that I can. If you’ve never resold a game in this way, I advise you do. Keep away from Music Magpie and the other trade-in sites. You can get decent money for a fair few PS2 games. If you happen to be at a boot sale, charity shop or your own collection, here’s are some games to look out for.
What Games Should I Look For?
As of February 2017, these are the prices you can expect to comfortably sell the following games for second-hand on eBay (complete with case, manual and disc). PAL versions, so no imports. No special editions either.
“Rule of Rose” £100
“Kuon” £70
“Dragon Blaze” £70
“Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Summoner” £70
“Yakuza 2” £50
“Tengai” £50
“dot Hack Outbreak Part 3” £50
“dot Hack Quarantine: Part 4” £40
“Shadow Hearts” £30
“Kings Field IV” £30
“Pro Evolution Soccer 2014” £30
“FIFA 14” £30
“Atelier Iris: Eternal Mama” £30
“Project Zero 3” £30
“Grim Grimoire” £30
“Shin Megami Tensei: Persona 3” £30
“Gradius V” £30
“Suidoken V” £20
“Glass Rose” – £20
“Fire Pro Wrestling Returns” £20
And now you know. If you see any of these around, stick to a £2 maximum buying price per item. If you come across a large lot and a few are nestled in there, ask for a bundle deal. Any duds can be bunched together and resold as a job lot easily. Now do your thing.
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