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You know what you own. Now you know what it’s worth.
GAMES LISTED113 PLATFORMS
RetroLoot is the price guide to every game ever released. Catalogue what’s on your shelf and follow its value piece by piece, on the prices the market actually paid.
Real rows from the catalogue, by value.
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CONDITION IS THE PRICE
Same cartridge. Three prices.
Loose is the media on its own. CIB is box, manual and inserts, all present. New is still sealed. On a sought-after title the first and the last sit an order of magnitude apart — and that is exactly the variable most archives leave out.
- LOOSE
- € 1,309
- CIB
- € 6,866
- NEW
- € 13,732
Media only.
Box, manual, inserts.
Never opened.
Pulled from the catalogue just now. Not a mockup.
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THE CATALOGUE
From the NES to the Switch 2.
Consoles, handhelds, 1980s home computers, arcade boards. Including the platforms other databases skip because almost nobody plays them.
WHAT IT DOES
A price guide that works while you look away.
Three prices per title
Loose, CIB and New. Plus graded, box-only and manual-only where they exist, each with its 30-day change.
A wanted list that tells you
Set a target price on the titles you’re hunting. When the market drops below it, an email arrives — you don’t have to keep checking.
Regions stay separate
PAL, USA and Japan are different markets at different prices. We keep them apart, the way collectors actually do.
Catalogue by barcode
In the app you point the camera at the box and the game lands in your collection. That’s for emptying a crate, not adding one game.
WHERE THE NUMBERS COME FROM
Closed sales, not asking prices.
Quotes come from PriceCharting, which works them out from sales that actually closed. We keep the history and recompute the 30-day change for every condition, because today’s price says little without last month’s.
They arrive in dollars: we convert at the current rate instead of rounding by eye.
- Closed sales
- The baseline is what somebody actually paid.
- Not what’s asked
- A €400 listing isn’t a price: what sellers want stays out of the maths.
- History and change
- The 30-day change tells you whether a piece is moving.
Your collection deserves to be counted.
Free, no limits, no card. An email is all it takes.


