This week's market
This week's market - September 20, 2026
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The secondhand retro video game market recorded 756 sales for the week ending September 20, 2026, with 14295 new listings added to inventory. NES titles dominated activity with 235 recorded sales, followed by Game Boy with 104 sales and PlayStation 1 with 101 sales. At least 74 N64 sales and 62 SNES sales were also tracked during the period, along with 25 Sega Mega Drive transactions.
High-value CIB copies continued to drive premium pricing, with Lufia for SNES commanding 12600 SEK and Chrono Trigger for SNES reaching 6735 SEK. A boxed copy of Resident Evil 2 for N64 sold for 5089 SEK, reflecting strong collector demand for complete cartridge offerings.
Price trends over the last 120 days show mixed momentum across platforms. Sega Mega Drive experienced the strongest upward movement at plus 56 percent, while PlayStation 1 gained 23 percent. SNES prices have declined 25 percent over the same period, despite this week's high-value sales activity on individual titles.
This week's most expensive
Lufia (SNES) sold for 12 600 SEK – CIB
Close behind: Chrono Trigger 6 735 SEK, Resident Evil 2 5 089 SEK.
This week, 14 295 new listings were recorded and 756 completed sales were logged.
Biggest price moves (CIB)
- 📈 Sega Mega Drive: +56% (120 days)
- 📉 SNES: -25% (120 days)
- 📈 PlayStation 1: +23% (120 days)
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