Know What Your Games Are Worth
Scan physical video games with your phone and instantly identify the game and check estimated market values.
How It Works
From photo to price in seconds — three simple steps.
Scan
Take a photo of a physical game or choose one from your photo library.
Identify
Gaming Price uses AI to identify the title, platform, region and release.
Check Value
See estimated market prices for Loose, Complete in Box, and New / Sealed copies.
See It in Action
Real screens from the Gaming Price app.
Built for Collectors
Everything you need to understand what your collection is worth.
AI Game Identification
Identify physical games from a photo — titles, platforms, and releases.
Retro + Modern Games
Support for games across many generations and platforms.
Regional Releases
Recognize North American, Japanese, European/PAL and other releases.
Game Variants
Identify special and re-release editions such as Greatest Hits, Player's Choice and Platinum.
Multi-Game Scanning
Scan multiple games in one photo when supported.
Market Prices
View estimated Loose, Complete in Box, and New / Sealed values.
Free to Use
Scanning, identification, and pricing — completely free. No subscription required.
From Retro Cartridges to Modern Releases
Gaming Price is designed for video game collectors across multiple generations and regions — from classic cartridges to modern physical releases.
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers about the Gaming Price app.
Is Gaming Price free?
Yes. Scanning, identification, and pricing are completely free. No account is required.
What platforms are supported?
Most major platforms are supported including NES, SNES, Nintendo 64, GameCube, Wii, Wii U, Nintendo Switch, all Game Boy models, all PlayStation and Xbox generations, Sega Genesis, Saturn, Dreamcast, and many more.
How accurate is game recognition?
Recognition works best with clear, well-lit photos showing the front cover or label. Each result includes a confidence score, and uncertain matches are flagged so you can review or correct them.
Why are prices sometimes N/A?
Some games have no recorded Loose, Complete in Box, or Sealed sales in the market data. This is common for very rare, very common, or recently released titles.
Are the prices guaranteed?
No. Prices are market estimates based on recent transaction data. Actual sale prices vary based on condition, timing, and buyer demand.
Can I scan Japanese or PAL games?
Yes. Gaming Price recognizes region markings, Japanese text, PAL and NTSC branding, and regional box art variations.
My game was not recognized. What can I do?
Try a clearer photo with better lighting. If recognition still fails, use the manual search option by entering the title and platform directly.
Gaming Price is Free
Scan your collection, identify your games and check estimated market values without a subscription.