Amazon testing games trade-in, too

March 5th, 2009 Posted in PC, PlayStation 3, Wii, Xbox 360 by Jeff Baker

It looks like everyone wants a peice of the used game market; first Toys ‘R’ Us, now Amazon.com.

Amazon.com has recently launched the page www.amazon.com/tradeingames for, what else, trading in used games.

Amazon’s trade in service, however, doesn’t require you to even go to a store. If you’re games in good condition, just print out a shipping label, slap it on a box, and send it off.

You’re going to get Amazon.com credit for your trade-ins. But who cares? Amazon.com has everything, right?

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