13 November 2009 13:00 GMT / By Ben Crompton
An interesting tech deal for you today, which should suit gamers, as SwapGame.com has announced its new online trade-in service, giving you credit - not cash - for unwanted games, thereby reducing the price of your next purchase.
The launch comes on the back of a SwapGame poll that suggests that, here in the UK, people have around £1.8 billion of unused video games with a third of those having "over £100". Thankfully, SwapGame is coming to the rescue with its timely service.
Despite some reports suggesting the average game trade-in value at SwapGame.com is around the £25 mark, on typing in a few game titles, it turns out the site will give you £5.18 for Grand Theft Auto IV on PS3 with the Xbox 360 version getting a little more at £5.44, whereas Modern Warfare 2 will end up banking you around £20 on both formats.
Postage is free, the site has plenty of titles to choose from and there's no traipsing around the shops - so you'll have to weigh up the pros and cons yourself if you feel trade-in prices might be on the low side.
There's a link here so you can make a full investigation - please leave your thoughts below - and we'll have another tech deal for you on Monday.


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