Sell Your Nintendo 64 Games in Boston

LBC Pawn Cash 4 Gold 3% Loans* buys Nintendo 64 games in Boston — the gray carts, the colored carts and the boxed grails — and pays cash the same visit. Collectors: we price the first-party shelf properly. Parents and closet-cleaners: the N64 tub in the attic is one of the most valuable retro lots there is — do not yard-sale it first.

Keeping the collection in the family? Pawn it at 3% per month* instead and it stays yours. Text photos of the carts, labels and any boxes to 857-867-6468 for a fast quote before you travel.

The N64 games we buy

• Super Mario 64, Mario Kart 64 and Mario Party 1–3
• The Legend of Zelda — Ocarina of Time and Majora's Mask
• Super Smash Bros.
• GoldenEye 007 and Perfect Dark
• Banjo-Kazooie and Banjo-Tooie
• Donkey Kong 64 (with the yellow cart) and Diddy Kong Racing
• Pokémon Stadium 1 and 2, Pokémon Snap and Hey You, Pikachu!
• Paper Mario, Conker's Bad Fur Day and the rare late releases
• Complete-in-box games with manual and inserts
• N64 consoles, controllers and Expansion Paks

First-party Nintendo is the money shelf — Mario, Zelda, Smash and Pokémon carry the strongest offers, and the genuinely rare carts like Conker's and the late-release titles sit above those. Boxed copies multiply a loose cart's value, sometimes several times over.

Loose carts vs. boxed — how N64 games are priced

• Complete in box: cart, box, manual, inserts — pays the most by far
• Cart with box or manual only — still a step up
• Loose cart, clean label, no marker or rental stickers
• Colored and special shells in good shape (Donkey Kong 64 yellow, Pokémon editions)
• Sun-faded labels, cracked shells and worn contacts lower the number
• Every cart is played in a console in testing — no exceptions

N64 pricing is condition plus completeness plus title — in that order after the name on the label. A loose Smash Bros. is a solid everyday buy; a boxed one is a collector piece. Either way it gets tested in a console at the counter before we put a number on it.

Authenticated in store — no receipt needed

Every game is tested in store with professional testing equipment — played in a real N64 at the counter, labels and shells checked, in front of you. No receipt? No problem. Nobody has a 1997 receipt, and we never ask. Boxes and manuals do support a stronger offer, so bring whatever you have.

The more you bring in, the more you get. A console, four controllers and fifteen carts is a collection, and collections price better as one lot than item by item. The more you bring in, the more you get — bring the whole tub, including the cables and the Expansion Pak.

Conditions we buy

• Complete in box with manual — pays the most
• Loose carts with clean, unfaded labels
• Carts with marker, stickers or honest wear
• Consoles and controllers in working order
• Games with an issue — priced as-is after testing

Bring a valid photo ID. Sellers and borrowers are 18+ with ID; every buy is recorded and reported exactly as Massachusetts law requires.

How it works

1. Text photos first. Photos of your Nintendo 64 games, front and back, plus any details, to 857-867-6468 — get a realistic range before you travel.

2. Bring it in. 1107 Commonwealth Ave, Boston — Mon–Fri 11–6:30, Sat 11–4:30. Bring a valid photo ID (18+). We authenticate and price the item at the counter, in front of you.

3. Get paid the same visit. Cash on the spot — or a pawn loan at 3% per month* if you would rather borrow against it and keep it yours.

Sell it, or borrow against it and keep it?

Sell the stack for cash today — or take a pawn loan at 3% per month* for up to 4 months, renewable, and your N64 collection is stored securely until you redeem it. Good retro is real collateral here.

Private VIP room: for loans and purchases over $2,000, ask about our private VIP room when you book — high-value pieces are handled there, not across a busy counter.

Why bring your N64 games here?

Mail-in buyers quote one number online, then grade your piece down in a warehouse you have never seen — and hold your item hostage while you argue.

Marketplaces and consignment mean weeks of messages, flakes, fees and scam risk on a piece worth serious money.

At LBC Pawn your Nintendo 64 games is authenticated and priced at the counter in front of you, the offer is the offer, and you leave with cash the same visit — or a loan ticket and your ownership intact.

What a loan costs — in plain numbers

That first month includes the one-time 8% charge; after that it is a flat 3% per month. No hidden fees, no surprises — the full cost is printed on your ticket.

*Pawn loans: 3% per month interest plus a one-time 8% charge in the first month only. Example: a $100 loan costs $111 after month 1, $114 after month 2, $117 after month 3 and $120 after month 4. Loans run up to 4 months and may be renewed by paying the interest due. Borrowers must be 18 or older with valid photo ID. Items not redeemed by the end of the loan term may be sold as allowed by Massachusetts law.

More we buy

Every piece is authenticated and priced item by item, in front of you — and the more you bring in, the more you get.

Questions we hear

Are my old N64 games actually worth money?

The first-party ones, yes — Mario, Zelda, Smash Bros., Mario Kart and Pokémon titles all hold strong value, and boxed copies can be worth several times the loose cart. Bring the lot in; testing and pricing is free and there is no obligation.

Does the box really matter that much on N64 games?

More than on almost any other system. Complete-in-box N64 games are scarce because the cardboard boxes were thrown away for decades. A clean box and manual can multiply a game's value.

Do you buy the console and controllers too?

Yes — consoles, controllers, Expansion Paks and memory cards are all bought, and a full setup prices better as one lot than split apart.

Can I pawn my N64 collection instead of selling?

Yes — borrow against it at 3% per month* (plus the one-time 8% first-month charge) for up to 4 months, renewable, and your games are stored securely until you redeem them.