Traded in NCAA yesterday and got a base value of $18 from Gamestop. I also brought three other games I'd never play again (NHL08, NHL12 -- Have NHL13 now; BioShock2 -- Have this as a free download from PS Plus now) and Tiger 13 (with 14 coming out for download next month I'll never play this again) and got an extra 20% trade-in bonus (deal right now is Trade 2 = +10%, Trade 4 = +20%). Also got the extra 10% "Powerup Member Bonus". All told, got $23.40 for NCAA, $11.70 for Tiger (it was not the "Masters Edition), and about $10 for the other three together for a total of ~$45.
I then dropped $30 on the XBox 360 Wireless Speed Wheel (the reason I was going in the first place).
But the main point, $18 base value ($20 as long as you have a membership with them) is not bad right now (I think).
Current NCAA Trade Value at Gamestop: $18 2/12
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Re: Current NCAA Trade Value at Gamestop: $18 2/12
dakshdar wrote:Traded in NCAA yesterday and got a base value of $18 from Gamestop. I also brought three other games I'd never play again (NHL08, NHL12 -- Have NHL13 now; BioShock2 -- Have this as a free download from PS Plus now) and Tiger 13 (with 14 coming out for download next month I'll never play this again) and got an extra 20% trade-in bonus (deal right now is Trade 2 = +10%, Trade 4 = +20%). Also got the extra 10% "Powerup Member Bonus". All told, got $23.40 for NCAA, $11.70 for Tiger (it was not the "Masters Edition), and about $10 for the other three together for a total of ~$45.
I then dropped $30 on the XBox 360 Wireless Speed Wheel (the reason I was going in the first place).
But the main point, $18 base value ($20 as long as you have a membership with them) is not bad right now (I think).
How do you like that Wireless Speed wheel?
I was hoping they would come out with something like that for the PS3.
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Re: Current NCAA Trade Value at Gamestop: $18 2/12
I was only able to play a little with it last night, but it has a lot of potential.
Much easier to hold a line in a corner with a wheel, even wireless, than trying to hold the analog stick at a precise location that isn't all the way to a stop.
Only downside is that it doesn't have the LB/RB buttons at all. Not sure who decided that was a good idea, but I can't bring up and keep up (for example) the damage or tire wear indicators for the car in Forza 2.
Much easier to hold a line in a corner with a wheel, even wireless, than trying to hold the analog stick at a precise location that isn't all the way to a stop.
Only downside is that it doesn't have the LB/RB buttons at all. Not sure who decided that was a good idea, but I can't bring up and keep up (for example) the damage or tire wear indicators for the car in Forza 2.