Collector & Reseller Glossary

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

7 terms in Video Games starting with “V” · page 1 of 1

1. variant printVideo Games
   This refers to a specific edition or version of a video game, often distinguished by minor differences in packaging, artwork, included extras, or even slight variations in the game's internal code or region locking. For
2. versioningVideo Games
   This refers to the specific iteration or release of a video game, which can include differences in hardware compatibility, regional variations, or software updates. For collectors and resellers, the version is crucial be
3. very fine in boxVideo Games
   This phrase describes a video game item that is in excellent physical condition and still includes all its original packaging, such as the case, manual, and inserts. For collectors and resellers, the presence of the orig
4. VGA gradingVideo Games
   This refers to the systematic evaluation of a video game's physical condition, specifically focusing on the integrity of the packaging, manual, and the game case itself. Grading establishes a standardized quality level,
5. vintage consoleVideo Games
   A vintage console refers to an older generation video game system, typically those released several decades ago, often predating modern digital standards. These are not merely old electronics; they represent a specific e
6. vintage techVideo Games
   This term broadly refers to older electronic devices, including video game consoles, computers, and peripherals, that are considered classic or retro. For resellers and collectors, it signifies items that have aged but r
7. visual fidelityVideo Games
   This refers to the overall realism and graphical quality of a video game. It encompasses elements like texture resolution, lighting effects, polygon count, and the detail in character models and environments. For collect