Archive: 2026/01 - Page 2

Shill bidding in video game auctions tricks buyers into overpaying by faking competition. Learn how to spot fake bids, what platforms do to stop them, and how to protect yourself from fraud on gaming marketplaces.

FPGA consoles and software emulators offer different paths to preserving retro games. FPGA delivers unmatched accuracy and zero latency, while software emulation provides flexibility, customization, and low cost. Which one is right for you?

Provenance and documentation are critical for verifying the authenticity of high-end video games. Learn how blockchain, official certification, and collector-led records build trust in the rare game market - and why your next purchase depends on more than just condition.

Learn how to find the best retro video game deals at swap meets by arriving early, checking under tables, knowing real prices, and spotting Japanese imports. Skip the hype-real savings are still out there if you know where to look.

eBay and Gameflip both let you sell video games online, but their fees and payout systems are wildly different. Gameflip offers faster, simpler transactions for digital items, while eBay is better for high-value physical games. Here’s how they really compare in 2026.