Cartridge storage case
Keeps a collection dust-free and easy to browse.
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. On the eBay side: original consoles, cartridges and the magazines that came with them. Everything on this page typically costs under $50: room for something they'll use for years.
Some links on this page are affiliate links, at no extra cost to you. As an eBay Partner Network affiliate, FitzTopPicks earns from qualifying purchases. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.
Keeps a collection dust-free and easy to browse.
Typically under $15Small, cheap and endlessly replayable: a good add-on for a handheld.
Typically $15 to $25Classic game art for a game room or office.
Typically $15 to $25Old issues with maps, codes and previews of games they once waited months for.
Typically $15 to $25Shows off a collection of controllers instead of a tangle in a drawer.
Typically under $15The printed guides from before the internet, for the shelf next to the games.
Typically $15 to $25A finishing touch for a game room or streaming setup.
Typically $15 to $25The pocket games from the eighties and nineties: a fun desk toy and a conversation piece.
Typically $15 to $25Stair-step shelves so every box on the shelf is visible.
Typically $15 to $25Cards from the first sets, for the grown-up who collected them the first time round.
Typically $25 to $50A classic controller shape for Switch and PC; most work with a phone too.
Typically $25 to $50Kart racers, party games and adventures for a console they already have.
Typically $25 to $50A lot of "broken" cartridges just need their contacts cleaned.
Typically under $15A second original controller means two-player games again. Look for "tested" in the listing.
Typically $15 to $25The story of the consoles and studios behind the games they grew up with.
Typically $15 to $25The eighties craze in its original form, for the solver or the shelf.
Typically $15 to $25A small LED panel that shows pixel art and animations on a desk or shelf.
Typically $25 to $50For 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 $50Budgets for gift ideas are what that kind of gift usually costs, not prices; Amazon or the eBay seller has the current price. We don't sell these items.