where can i buy brand new gamecube games?

[shadow mario]

ive check ebay but no luck

 

 

thanks

[Retro_Link]

Ebay if your best bet for sealed Gamecube games, what games are you after? You'll probably just have to wait a while until someone puts the games you're after up, because there are sealed/new copies of games on there.

 

What you on the look out for?

[Emasher]

Check around at dedicated gaming stores, many of them still have some Gamecube stock.

[mcj metroid]

Check around at dedicated gaming stores, many of them still have some Gamecube stock.

in the us and canada i heard this was possible. I'n not sure about britian but it's impossible to do that here. On-line is the only hope.

[flameboy]

Yeah no shops in the UK will sell new gamecube games...few even stock many used games...

[Retro_Link]

I think Gamestation might possibly still sell some old stock.

[shadow mario]

windwaker,sunshine and some others.

[Happenstance]

I think Gamestation might possibly still sell some old stock.

 

Yeah with Gamestation now it just depends on the store, a lot of the retro stuff in mine and Goafers local shop was taken out and replaced with iPod stuff. We have to go to Oxford now if we want retro purchases.

[flameboy]

Yeah with Gamestation now it just depends on the store, a lot of the retro stuff in mine and Goafers local shop was taken out and replaced with iPod stuff. We have to go to Oxford now if we want retro purchases.

 

mine pulled out all their retro stuff for more 360 preowned which takes up honestly half of the store.

[Patch]

Try 2001.

 

Or you could try this site:

cube.gameseek.co.uk/

 

Never heard of them, so I don't know how reputable they are, but they seem to have loads of new Gamecube games including Wind Waker (£39.99) and Mario Sunshine (£29.99).

Edited December 16, 2009 by Patch

[Sméagol]

What I do is check (mainly) Amazon, and those independant sellers (Amazon marketplace it's called I believe). You search the way you normally do, but under the add to cart button there's a link with "more buying options", so you can check the descriptions of those offers. Then you check for "sealed" of course, but you can always send those sellers an e-mail if it's not stated. Be prepared to pay full retail prices though, or even more for the more collectible games.

 

Here's [Chibi-Robo] sealed (but with German cover unfortunately) for example.

 

Edit:

Other examples:

[Metroid Prime 2: Echoes]

[Resident Evil 4]

Especially the last one shows the difference between simply someone selling it's games and commercial shops asking ridiculous prices for its collectible sealed games. Though I must admit I'm willing to pay those prices for seales non-player's choise games .

Edited December 23, 2009 by Sméagol

[stallion]

Gamestation is a safe bet most stores have just put their new gamecube games in the second hand section I recently got both donkey konga's with bongos new and sealed from their second hand section at £9.99 each