PlayStation Retro Game Price Guide & Value Tracker

Q: What are the most valuable PlayStation games?

Most valuable PlayStation games: Elemental Gearbolt Assassin Case ($26250 CIB), Code Vein [Collector's Edition] ($8456 CIB), NFL Blitz 2000 [Greatest Hits] ($6240 CIB), Binding of Isaac Rebirth ($4000 CIB), Uncharted 2: Among Thieves [Fortune Hunter Edition] ($3825 CIB)

Q: How much does a PlayStation game cost?

PlayStation game prices by console: PlayStation 4 from $1 to $8456, PlayStation 2 from $1 to $3678, PlayStation from $1 to $26250, PlayStation 3 from $1 to $3825, PlayStation 5 from $1 to $1195, PSP from $1 to $1700, PlayStation Vita from $1 to $4000

Q: What PlayStation consoles are there?

The PlayStation family includes 7 platforms: PlayStation 4, PlayStation 2, PlayStation, PlayStation 3, PlayStation 5, PSP, PlayStation Vita.

Q: Which PlayStation console has the most games?

The PlayStation 4 has the most PlayStation games with 6,662 titles tracked.

Q: Are PlayStation games increasing in value?

Retro PlayStation games tend to increase in value, especially older platforms. Value depends on print run, condition (loose/CIB/sealed), and collector demand.

Q: How do I find the price of a PlayStation game?

To find the price of a PlayStation game, select the console in the PlayStation hub on RetroCharting, then find your game. Each page shows Loose, CIB and New prices updated daily.

PlayStation Ecosystem & Price Guide

How Much Are PlayStation Games Worth?

The PlayStation retro game market remains one of the most liquid and accessible in the world of collecting. From the original PlayStation 1 (PS1) to the PlayStation 5, this hub tracks real-time prices for thousands of titles. The average budget for a complete-in-box (CIB) PS1 game is currently around $15 — an affordable platform where you can find classics starting from $1, and exceptional rarities like Elemental Gearbolt Assassin Case or Suikoden II pushing into the hundreds. PS2, PSP, and PS Vita prices are also rising steadily as collector demand grows for these platforms.

PlayStation Family Console Hub

PlayStation 4 6,662 games PlayStation 2 6,626 games 👑 PlayStation 5,145 games PlayStation 3 3,573 games PlayStation 5 2,985 games PSP 2,625 games PlayStation Vita 1,748 games

Most Rare & Expensive PlayStation Games in 2026

Elemental Gearbolt Assassin Case

26250$ CIB

Code Vein [Collector's Edition]

8456$ CIB

NFL Blitz 2000 [Greatest Hits]

6240$ CIB

Binding of Isaac Rebirth

4000$ CIB

Uncharted 2: Among Thieves [Fortune Hunter Edition]

Crash Bandicoot 3 Warped [Press Kit]

2721$ CIB

PlayStation Game Prices

Min Price

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Median Price

18$

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Max Price

26,250$

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Total PlayStation Games

25,104

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PlayStation Games Catalog

Last update : Jun 27, 2026

Title ↑	Genre ↕	Loose ↕	CIB ↕	New ↕	Graded ↕
Dokapon Ikari No Tetsuken	Board & Card	$10	$10	$27	$30
Doki Doki Pretty League	Simulation	$11	$19	$45	$49
Doki Oki	Action & Adventure	$0	$7	$18	$20
Dokodemo Hamster 2	Simulation	$0	$12	$31	$34
Dokodemo Hamster Bi! Click Tankentai	Mini Games	$0	$0	$0	$0
Doko Demo Issho	Simulation	$0	$0	$0	$0
Doko Demo Issyo	Simulation	$0	$23	$65	$72
Doko Demo Issyo: I-Mode Additional Disc	Simulation	$0	$0	$0	$0
Doko Demo Issyo [Playstation the Best]	Simulation	$13	$0	$0	$0
Dolphin's Dream	Action & Adventure	$5	$12	$35	$38
Donald Duck Going Quackers	Action & Adventure	$18	$29	$76	$84
Donald Duck Quack Attack	Platformer	$9	$19	$72	$80
Donald Duck: Quack Attack + Tigger's Honey Hunt	Compilation	$10	$24	$63	$69
Don-Pachi	Shoot'em Up	$72	$111	$288	$317
DonPachi	Shoot'em Up	$40	$84	$217	$239
Doom	FPS	$30	$52	$130	$2 556
Doom [Best Of Infogrames]	FPS	$0	$19	$39	$43
Doom [Black Label]	FPS	$33	$497	$1 292	$1 421
DOOM + DOOM II [Big Box]	FPS	$0	$140	$194	$213
Doom [Long Box]	FPS	$0	$85	$222	$4 577
Doraemon 2: SOS! Otogi no Kuni	Action & Adventure	$11	$16	$41	$45
Doraemon 3: Makai No Dungeon	Action & Adventure	$0	$8	$21	$23
Doraemon - Nobitaito Fukkatsu no hoshi [Reprint]	Platformer	$0	$0	$0	$0
Dora the Explorer Barnyard Buddies	Action & Adventure	$4	$7	$19	$21
Double Cast	Visual Novel	$8	$10	$25	$28
Double Cast Fan Book	Demo & NFR	$0	$0	$0	$0
Double Dragon	Fighting	$75	$80	$207	$228
Doukyuusei 2	Visual Novel	$0	$0	$0	$0
Doukyuusei 2 [Extra Box]	Simulation	$0	$53	$31	$34
Downhill Snow	Sports	$6	$10	$26	$29
Doyume No Yabou 2: The Race Of Champions	Racing	$0	$0	$0	$0
Doyume No Yabou F1 GP Nippon No Chousen	Racing	$0	$15	$39	$43
Dracula 2 The Last Sanctuary	Action & Adventure	$15	$20	$54	$60
Dracula Detective	Horror	$9	$14	$37	$41
Dracula the Last Sanctuary	Action & Adventure	$19	$23	$45	$69
Dracula The Resurrection	Action & Adventure	$20	$23	$139	$152
Dragon Age: Inquisition [Inquisitor's Edition]	Action & Adventure	$0	$227	$341	$375
Dragon Ball Final Bout	Fighting	$6	$19	$205	$369
Dragon Ball Final Bout [PlayStation the Best]	Fighting	$10	$15	$39	$43
Dragon Ball GT Final Bout	Fighting	$16	$31	$100	$385
Dragon Ball GT Final Bout [Bandai]	Fighting	$34	$203	$528	$1 225
Dragon Ball Z Budokai 3 [Greatest Hits]	Fighting	$28	$47	$112	$383
Dragon Ball Z Idainaru Dragon Ball Densetsu	Fighting	$7	$17	$76	$84
Dragon Ball Z: Idainaru [PlayStation the Best]	Fighting	$0	$17	$44	$48
Dragon Ball Z Ultimate Battle 22	Fighting	$9	$14	$30	$110
Dragon Ball Z Ultimate Battle 22 [Greatest Hits]	Fighting	$0	$14	$72	$80
Dragon Ball Z: Ultimate Battle 22 [PlayStation the Best]	Fighting	$0	$17	$35	$38
Dragon Drive Tactics Break	RPG	$0	$9	$24	$26
Dragonheart Fire & Steel	Action & Adventure	$13	$36	$94	$170
DragonHeart Fire & Steel	Action & Adventure	$0	$56	$145	$757

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much are PlayStation games worth?

PlayStation games span 7 different console generations, and their prices vary considerably depending on the platform and condition. Across the entire PlayStation lineup, the median price for a complete-in-box (CIB) game is currently $18. Prices range from $1 for the most common titles up to $26,250 for the absolute rarest games. Our database tracks prices for 25,104 games across all PlayStation consoles.

What are the most valuable PlayStation games?

Here are the highest-valued PlayStation games on the retro gaming market, across all consoles:

1. Elemental Gearbolt Assassin Case (PlayStation) — $26250 CIB
2. Code Vein [Collector's Edition] (PlayStation 4) — $8456 CIB
3. NFL Blitz 2000 [Greatest Hits] (PlayStation) — $6240 CIB
4. Binding of Isaac Rebirth (PlayStation Vita) — $4000 CIB
5. Uncharted 2: Among Thieves [Fortune Hunter Edition] (PlayStation 3) — $3825 CIB

How much does a PlayStation game cost?

PlayStation game prices vary significantly by console. Here is the price range for each platform:

PlayStation 4: from $1 loose up to $8,455.66 CIB
PlayStation 2: from $1 loose up to $3,677.57 CIB
PlayStation: from $1 loose up to $26,250 CIB
PlayStation 3: from $1 loose up to $3,825 CIB
PlayStation 5: from $1 loose up to $1,194.89 CIB
PSP: from $1 loose up to $1,700.19 CIB
PlayStation Vita: from $1 loose up to $4,000.04 CIB

What PlayStation consoles are there?

The PlayStation family includes 7 platforms in our catalog: PlayStation 4, PlayStation 2, PlayStation, PlayStation 3, PlayStation 5, PSP, PlayStation Vita. Each console has its own exclusive games, its own market value, and its own rarity levels. Click on a console to access its complete price catalog.

Which PlayStation console has the most games?

Among all PlayStation consoles, the PlayStation 4 has the largest catalog with 6,662 games tracked on RetroCharting. Across the entire PlayStation family, we track 25,104 games with real-time price data.

Are PlayStation games increasing in value?

Yes, retro PlayStation games tend to increase in value over time, especially for older platforms like PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 2. A game's value depends on several factors: the number of copies produced, its condition (loose, CIB, or sealed), and collector demand. Complete-in-box (CIB) and sealed copies generally see their values rise faster. RetroCharting tracks price evolution daily to help you spot the best opportunities.

How do I find the price of a PlayStation game?

To find the current price of a PlayStation game, use RetroCharting: select the corresponding console from the list above, then find your game in the catalog. Each game page displays Loose, CIB (complete in box), and New (sealed) prices in real-time, along with historical price trends. Prices are updated daily from multiple data sources.