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3DO FAQ – Panasonic 3DO Trade In Guide Before You Sell

 

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? Panasonic 3DO console and game covers – retro trade-in value guide

  • 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?

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.

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