Goozex going retro, adds six thousand games to service

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I loves me some Goozex. The game trading service has treated me very well over the last couple of years, allowing me to get a hold of some games that I missed out on (or just didn’t want to pay retail for). But now? Things are going to get interesting.

Goozex has updated to allow users to trade games from retro consoles in addition to their already excellent service. The supported consoles are as follows:

  • NES
  • SNES
  • Nintendo 64
  • Gameboy
  • Gameboy Color
  • Gameboy Advance
  • Sega Genesis
  • Sega CD
  • Atari 2600
In all, over 6,000 more titles will be available for trading with the rollout of this program. The list of consoles is impressive and I certainly wouldn’t expect them to be supporting ColecoVision or Intellivision, but I’ll admit to some surprise that the Sega Saturn didn’t make the cut. That’s too bad. I kinda wanted to try and play a game on the console other than Panzer Dragoon Saga.

You can go to Goozex and start getting your retro trade on right now.

 


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