Collector & Reseller Glossary

What the jargon actually means — and what it does to resale value. 3,212 terms across 12 categories.

10 terms in Video Games starting with “U” · page 1 of 1

1. unalteredVideo Games
   This term refers to a game, console, or accessory that has never been modified, tampered with, or had any of its original components replaced or altered. For collectors and resellers, the pristine, unaltered state is cru
2. uncensoredVideo Games
   This descriptor indicates that the game, media, or packaging has not been altered or edited to remove content deemed inappropriate by a specific rating board or distributor. In the context of video games, "uncensored" us
3. uncutVideo Games
   This term refers to a version of a video game that has not been altered, censored, or modified from its original, intended state by the developer or publisher. In the context of collecting, it signifies the purest form o
4. uncut versionVideo Games
   This refers to a video game release that contains all the original content, including any scenes, dialogue, or features that may have been removed or altered for specific regional releases, console versions, or marketing
5. unlicensedVideo Games
   This term refers to video games, accessories, or merchandise that have been produced without the official authorization or licensing agreement from the original intellectual property holder, such as the game developer or
6. unmoddedVideo Games
   This describes a video game or piece of media that has not been altered, modified, or enhanced by third-party software or community patches. In the context of collecting and reselling, the "unmodded" status is crucial be
7. unmodifiedVideo Games
   This term refers to a video game item, such as a cartridge, disc, or physical copy, that has not been altered in any way from its original factory state. This means no software modifications, custom artwork, or unauthori
8. unofficial releaseVideo Games
   This refers to a version of a video game that has been distributed or released outside of the official channels sanctioned by the original developer or publisher. These can range from fan-made ports to pirated copies or
9. updateVideo Games
   This refers to any software patch, DLC, or digital enhancement released for a video game after its initial launch. For collectors, the presence of official, verifiable updates can significantly impact the perceived value
10. upscalingVideo Games
    This refers to the process of increasing the resolution of a digital image or video, often taking lower-resolution source material and making it appear sharper and clearer on a modern, high-definition screen. In the cont