Best Selling Video Games on eBay in October 2026

Pokemon titles, Switch games and sealed stock. The Pokemon segment cleared 1,135 units against only 2,186 listings, a 51.9% sell-through, the fastest on the page by a wide margin and the only segment scoring Low competition with High opportunity. Switch turned over at 30.7% and sealed listings of any platform at 29.0%, on 6,078 and 9,115 units. The broad platform pools sit at about half that: Xbox 15.8%, Nintendo overall 14.9% and PlayStation 13.6%. Sega at 9.7% and Game Boy at 7.6% are the slowest. These rows overlap, since Sealed and Pokemon cut across platforms and Switch sits inside Nintendo, so compare them with each other and do not add them up.

Avoid the platform-wide pools and go at condition and franchise instead. PlayStation, Nintendo and Xbox all score High competition here, with 63,849, 63,594 and 42,976 live listings respectively, and all three score Low opportunity. The gaps are Pokemon at Low competition and High opportunity, and Switch and Sealed at Medium competition with High opportunity. Game Boy and Sega look quiet at 2,800 and 7,560 listings but turn slowly, at 7.6% and 9.7%, so quiet is not the same as winnable. Pokemon is also the smallest pool on the page at 2,186 listings, so a modest amount of new stock could change that picture.

The category average sold price is an estimated $38.33. Pokemon titles carry the highest average at $76.97, narrowly ahead of Game Boy stock at $76.20. The platform rows sit lower: Nintendo at $50.83, Switch $42.25, Sealed $39.66, PlayStation $39.18, Sega $31.57 and Xbox at $28.67. The top sold listings run cheaper still. The two biggest sellers on this page are Xbox Series X titles at $14.00 and $11.00, and three rows of Skylanders figures average $3.98 each. At prices like these, shipping and fees take a large share of every sale, so check both before you source.

ZIK ranks from sold-listing data, not listing counts, weighing units sold, sell-through and competition together. That is why Nintendo leads this page on raw units at 9,496 but scores Low opportunity, while Pokemon sits at 1,135 units and scores High: one is crowded, the other clears. Read the top products with the scope in mind. The page tracks eBay's video games and consoles category, so the top twelve this window include three rows of Skylanders figures, an Xbox Series X power supply and a Diablo 4 power-levelling service alongside the games. Every figure comes from a trailing 30-day window of eBay US sold listings and is dated on the page.

State completeness first, because it is the main price variable here. Buyers distinguish sealed, complete in box, and cartridge or disc only, and those are effectively three different products at three different prices. The sealed segment on this page clears 29.0%, about twice the rate of the PlayStation, Nintendo and Xbox pools at 13.6% to 15.8%, so if stock is factory sealed, say so in the title. The two sealed games in the top twelve, Fire Emblem: Three Houses on Switch and Pokemon Ultra Sun on 3DS, both do. For discs, note resurfacing and scratches; for cartridges, confirm the save battery works on titles that use one.

Collected franchises, older cartridges and sealed copies outprice everything else here. Pokemon titles average $76.97 a sale and Game Boy stock $76.20, against $28.67 for Xbox, the lowest on the page. Among the twelve top sold listings, the two factory sealed games fetch the most by a distance: Fire Emblem: Three Houses for Switch at $87.91 and Pokemon Ultra Sun for 3DS at $53.99. The other five game titles in that table sell for $10.00 to $16.00, including Dragon Ball: Sparking! Zero and Mortal Kombat 1 on Xbox Series X at $14.00 and $11.00. Sealed condition and a collected franchise lift the price more than platform does.