Used video game store

Founded in 2014, Retro Sales is Australia's largest retro gaming retailer where we buy, sell and trade your favourite games, consoles and accessories. With over 15,000 items listed, we have the best "in stock" range of games and retro gaming items online. If you browse our pages, we have more games in stock that anyone esle.

Our used video games and goods come refurbished and are backed with a warranty.  The Retro Sales online store sells used Games, Consoles & Accessories from brands such as Nintendo, Sony, Sega, SNK and Microsoft.

We're also the only retro gaming repair shop in Australia!  

We offer an extensive range of video game console upgrade and repair services for all makes and models. If you have a retro video game console that’s acting up, not working as it used to, or want to improve its functionality and reliability, just browse our range of console repair services here.

Custom 3D printing

We've just added 3D printing of custom parts to the services that we offer fans of retro games in Australia! 3D printed parts we have already printed include power supply mounts, SD card trays, HDMI mounts and battery door covers. If you need a part that you cannot get hold of, contact us and discuss your needs.

FAQs

What are considered retro games?

Any game that is not from the current generation of games could be considered a retro game. However, the term is normally reserved for games that were originally released at least 15-20 years ago. Some people apply a stricter definition and only consider games from the 80s and 90s as retro video games — but whatever definition you like is fine with us!

Which game consoles are retro?

Again, there are different opinions on what constitutes retro as far as game consoles are concerned. If you feel that anything over 15 years old is retro, then you’re going to have to include consoles like the Xbox 360 in your list. Many people think that a true classic retro video game console should be much older, like the Sega Dreamcast, Saturn and Mega Drive, along with the Nintendo NES, Super Nintendo (SNES) and early Sony PlayStation models.

Are retro games a good investment?

The retro gaming market has risen steadily for years. We always recommend buying games to actually play, but of course sometimes certain games are fantastic for your collection and can happily sit on a shelf and appreciate in value. You could certainly make money further down the line by snapping up the best retro video games now and holding on to them. Why not share them with your kids when the time is right?

Should you sell your retro games and consoles?

If you’re not using them, yes. But you have the space to store them, we’d hang on to them as you never know when the urge to play retro video games may strike! Of course if you’re short on cash we are always buying so reach out to use with your sale or trade in. 

How to sell your retro games and console? 

You can list them on popular auction sites and take your chances with bidders or, if you want to make sure they go to a good home, you can simply trade them in with us. Whether they are in great working order or in need of repair, we’ll be happy to make you an offer and see them live on.