Thinking about selling your Panasonic 3DO games? This quick FAQ covers everything you need to know—what we accept, what gets rejected, and how to get the best trade-in value for your retro 3DO titles.
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🎮 Selling Panasonic 3DO Games – Frequently Asked Questions
Can I sell 3DO games without the original case or manual?
- No. We do not accept loose discs.
- All 3DO games must include the original jewel case, front cover artwork (insert), and manual (instruction booklet).
What if my 3DO game is a multi-disc release?
- Multi-disc games must include all original discs, the original case(s), and manuals to be accepted.
- Missing any component may result in rejection or a reduced payout.
What happens if the case is cracked or broken?
- A damaged standard jewel case may result in a $1.50 deduction. If damage affects the artwork or manual, the game may be rejected.
- If a multi-disc/dual case needs replacement, a $7.50 deduction applies to cover replacement cost.
What if the disc is scratched?
- Light surface scuffs are generally acceptable. Deep scratches that affect gameplay or label-side (foil) damage will lead to rejection.
Are stickers or markings on the disc or manual okay?
- Retail price stickers on the plastic case are okay.
- Stickers, marker, or residue on the disc, artwork insert, or manual will result in a 30% deduction.
- Water damage, rips, mold, or severe fading leads to rejection.
Do you accept generic or reprinted artwork?
- No. We only accept authentic retail inserts and manuals. Any custom-printed, generic, photocopied, or third-party artwork (e.g., Blockbuster/GameStop cases) will be rejected.
What if my game is missing the manual?
- A 40% deduction applies to the quoted price.
Can I sell Japanese or PAL import 3DO games?
- No. We only accept NTSC U/C region panasonic 3DO games. ie (U.S. and Canada).
How much is a Panasonic 3DO worth?
- Console and game values vary by condition and completeness.
Why did the Panasonic 3DO fail?
- Its $699 launch price and limited game support made it hard to compete with PlayStation and Sega Saturn.
When did the Panasonic 3DO come out?
- The 3DO launched in North America in October 1993.
🔑 Key Takeaways from This Article
- Ship securely: use padding and sturdy boxes to prevent case cracks and manual creases.
- Unsure about condition? Review our Quality Requirements and ask yourself: “Would I be happy buying this exact item?”
New to selling retro games? Check our Video Game Console Selling Guide – Cash In On Your Retro Systems for packing tips, condition standards, and FAQs.