Owning physical copies of video games remains a hobby for millions of people around the world, but where do you go when you no longer need them? You go to one of our top platforms for selling used video games, of course.

The easiest way to flip a used video game is to sell it to a friend or family member, but you’re going to run out of those sooner or later, and that’s where resale platforms come in. You shouldn’t trust just anyone who promises to pay you for your games, but you can trust the following top eight marketplaces because we’ve done the research and they’re all legit.

Amazon offers two ways to sell your used video games: trade them in or send them to the open market. The Amazon Trade-In program is simple. They have a list of games they accept, and if your items are on that list, you can sell them to Amazon for a more or less set price. Prices can fluctuate based on Amazon’s quality rating, but if you’re thorough in your item description, you shouldn’t have to worry about that. You only get paid in Amazon gift cards, which can be a deal-breaker for some.

You could get a much higher price if you try to sell to an independent buyer through Amazon’s front page, but that comes with its own drawbacks. You’ll have to pay Amazon a dollar per sale or $40 per month if you plan on selling more than 40 games in 30 days. That’s still lower than most of the competition. The real challenge would be getting your items sold, as Amazon has a trust system, which can be a bit of a hurdle at first. However, once you get over it, your profits will likely be higher than on another marketplace.