Retro games from our eBay shelf
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Live prices on eBayFor the person who still has their old consoles: controllers and cables that make them playable on today's TV, cleaning and repair tools, and ways to show off a collection. Plus retro games from our own eBay listings.
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Live prices on eBayA few N64 games need it, and others look better with it: a useful gift for an N64 collector.
Typically $25 to $50Keeps a collection dust-free and easy to browse.
Typically under $15Classic game art for a game room or office.
Typically $15 to $25Like the sleeves the games came in; they keep dust off the contacts and make a shelf look tidy.
Typically under $15Shows off a collection of controllers instead of a tangle in a drawer.
Typically under $15A finishing touch for a game room or streaming setup.
Typically $15 to $25Stair-step shelves so every box on the shelf is visible.
Typically $15 to $25Clear cases for boxed games that stop corner and edge wear; collectors go through lots of them.
Typically $15 to $25A shelf made for games turns a collection into a display.
Typically $25 to $50A classic controller shape for Switch and PC; most work with a phone too.
Typically $25 to $50A lot of "broken" cartridges just need their contacts cleaned.
Typically under $15The memory card with a little screen: saves, mini-games and a bit of nostalgia.
Typically $15 to $25The story of the consoles and studios behind the games they grew up with.
Typically $15 to $25A small LED panel that shows pixel art and animations on a desk or shelf.
Typically $25 to $50Arcade-style stick and buttons for fighting games on PC and consoles.
Typically $50 to $100For the gamer who wants to start fixing consoles and replacing save batteries.
Typically $15 to $25A controller or pixel-art mug for the desk.
Typically under $15Clear voice chat and game audio; wired models skip the charging.
Typically $25 to $50Pixel-art sprites made with fuse beads; easy for kids, fun for adults.
Typically under $15Coasters shaped or printed like classic controllers.
Typically under $15Lights the desk without glare on the screen.
Typically $25 to $50The sharpest way to get old consoles onto a modern TV: a big upgrade for a serious retro fan.
Typically over $100Gets an old console onto a new TV cheaply. Not as sharp as an upscaler, but simple.
Typically under $15Our own listings. Titles, photos and prices load live from eBay; checkout happens on eBay.
Budgets for gift ideas are what that kind of gift usually costs, not prices; the store has the current price.