Rumble Deals
About Rumble Deals
Rumble Deals is an independent research site for video game collectors. It shows what sealed, graded, complete and loose copies have recently sold for, alongside current listings and shopping links, so you can check a price before you buy or sell.
Who runs it
Rumble Deals is built and run by Doug Richman, an independent developer. It is not owned by a retailer, marketplace or grading company.
What the data is and where it comes from
Sold-comp estimates come from completed and sold eBay listings. Each sale is matched to one game and sorted into a single condition bucket: graded, sealed, complete in box, or loose. When a bucket has no sold evidence, the page shows a labeled current-listing figure instead of inventing a median.
Current listing signals and retailer shopping links come from the Rumble Deals catalog pipeline. Shopping links are not sold evidence and never feed an estimate.
The data is refreshed in dated batches, not in real time. The current catalog covers 240 tracked collectibles, 15 new systems and 11 refurbished systems, last refreshed October 21, 2026. Every game page shows its own refresh date.
The methodology page explains the matching rules, condition tiers, confidence thresholds and how corrections are handled.
How the site is paid for
Rumble Deals is reader-supported. As an Amazon Associate we earn from qualifying purchases, and we also earn commissions through the eBay Partner Network, at no extra cost to you. Affiliate relationships never change which products we list or how we describe them. The affiliate disclosure has the details.
Values are market estimates and listing references, not offers, appraisals or financial advice. Always confirm condition, variant and the live price with the seller.
Contact
Email hello@rumbledeals.com with questions, a listing that looks wrong, or a correction. Include the page URL. The contact page covers privacy and newsletter requests.