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SingStar Take That anyone? The strange joy of charity shop video games

Charity shops are hiding video game treasures in their bargain bins, offering outdated titles like FIFA and Wii Fit for just pennies. Some classic games still provide great fun despite their low resale value, and you might even uncover a ra...

The Guardian· Jul 31, 2026 · 11:16 AM · 47 views

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Charity shops are hiding video game treasures in their bargain bins, offering outdated titles like FIFA and Wii Fit for just pennies. Some classic games still provide great fun despite their low resale value, and you might even uncover a rare gem worth keeping.

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