How Much Does a Playstation 2 Cost Now?
The PS2 launched at $299, a price generally accepted for new consoles.

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Correspondingly, how much is a ps2 worth now?

PlayStation 2 game consoles generally sell for $40-$60 at used game stores such as GameStop[1] , although they can cost more when bundled with games and extra accessories. PlayStation 2 consoles sold through online auction sites typically sell for $25-$50, depending on condition and the accessories or games included.

how much did the PlayStation 2 cost when it first came out? The PlayStation2 will ship in North America on October 26, 2000 at a price of US$299. The retail software will ship at a suggested retail price of US$49. SCEA plans to ship one million PS2 units at launch, and a total of three million consoles by the end of the company's fiscal year in March 2001.

Consequently, how much is a PlayStation 2 worth today?

According to Price Charting, the PlayStation 2 currently (as of 10/28/18) goes for $31.86 without the box it came in, $39.97 if the system is complete in the box, and $355.14 if it is brand new in the box (never used).

Does GameStop still sell ps2?

GameStop's corporate office has confirmed yesterday's news that all US locations will stop accepting any PlayStation 2-related trade-ins. GameStop also clarified in a statement to Engadget that PS2 games, accessories and systems will still be sold at its stores for "several months" until the remaining stock runs out.

Related Question Answers

Do pawn shops buy ps2?

If you're wondering if pawn shops will buy your Ps2 from you, the anser is yes. Chances are, if you can pawn a Ps2, a pawn shop will buy a Ps2 too.

How much can I sell a ps2 for at GameStop?

That PS2 may be worth PS25 bucks.
If you have a PlayStation 2 kicking around your house, you can once again turn it into credit at GameStop. As of Sunday, March 1, GameStop opened its arms to receive your PS2 in exchange for a $25 in-store credit.
James H. Sterling

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