Brand guide

Nintendo

Pioneer of handheld gaming and creator of the Switch.
  • Headquarters Japan
  • In business for 137 years
Max. trade-in
£95
Trade-in models
11
Founded
1889
Availability
15 countries

Nintendo

Brand history

Nintendo, founded in 1889 in Japan (playing cards), became a gaming legend with Game Boy, Wii and Nintendo Switch. Its hybrid consoles dominate the family and casual market in Europe.

Tips to maximise your trade-in

Include controllers, cables and original box when possible. Ensure the console is not banned online before trade-in.

Key strengths

  • Strong demand on the second-hand market
  • Exclusive game library
  • Unique hybrid console (Switch)
  • Limited editions hold value well

Availability

15 countries

  • Austria
  • Belgium
  • Denmark
  • Finland
  • France
  • Germany
  • Ireland
  • Italy
  • Netherlands
  • Norway
  • Portugal
  • Spain
  • Sweden
  • Switzerland
  • United Kingdom

Nintendo

Frequently asked questions

Are all Nintendo models accepted?

Most recent and intermediate generations are included. Enter your exact model to see the deals available today.

Do trade-in prices vary by United Kingdom?

Yes, depending on local demand, competition between buyers and the exchange rate. Always compare up-to-date offers on our platform.

Does the service work in United Kingdom?

Yes, rachat-telephone.com compares offers from active buyers in United Kingdom and throughout Europe. Prices vary depending on the local market.

Nintendo trade-in without invoice?

Yes, the purchase invoice is generally not required for general public trade-ins via our comparator.

VAT on recovery in United Kingdom?

The sale of a second-hand personal device is generally excluding VAT for individuals. Consult a tax advisor for professional cases.

Recovery Nintendo with active iCloud account?

No, you must disconnect any account before sending. A locked device cannot be reconditioned and will be refused.

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