Cartridge dust sleeves
Like the sleeves the games came in; they keep dust off the contacts and make a shelf look tidy.
Typically under $15For 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. Everything on this page typically costs under $25, the usual limit for a class gift, a gift exchange or a "just because".
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Like the sleeves the games came in; they keep dust off the contacts and make a shelf look tidy.
Typically under $15Keeps a collection dust-free and easy to browse.
Typically under $15Classic game art for a game room or office.
Typically $15 to $25Clear cases for boxed games that stop corner and edge wear; collectors go through lots of them.
Typically $15 to $25Shows 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 $25The memory card with a little screen: saves, mini-games and a bit of nostalgia.
Typically $15 to $25A lot of "broken" cartridges just need their contacts cleaned.
Typically under $15The story of the consoles and studios behind the games they grew up with.
Typically $15 to $25For 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 $15Pixel-art sprites made with fuse beads; easy for kids, fun for adults.
Typically under $15Coasters shaped or printed like classic controllers.
Typically under $15Gets an old console onto a new TV cheaply. Not as sharp as an upscaler, but simple.
Typically under $15A second (or fourth) controller is what makes N64 party games work; worn sticks are the usual reason to replace one.
Typically $15 to $25Original pads are easy to find and feel right; two players need two.
Typically $15 to $25For the NES owner whose pad has gone mushy; new button pads or a fresh controller fix it.
Typically $15 to $25Fighting games on the Genesis want six buttons; a classic upgrade for a Sega fan.
Typically $15 to $25Opens Nintendo and Sega cartridges and consoles for cleaning and repairs.
Typically under $15A good kit for the gamer who opens up controllers and handhelds to fix them.
Typically $15 to $25Lets the GameCube controller everyone loves plug into a Switch or PC.
Typically $15 to $25For the Wii games and Virtual Console titles that feel right on a regular pad.
Typically $15 to $25Our own listings. Titles, photos and prices load live from eBay; checkout happens on eBay.
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