Best Way to "Sell" Old Games

I've had a pile of unwanted gaming stuff for years and am now weeks away from moving. While eBay is generally considered to be the best option, I just don't feel it. Getting the proper packing materials together would be a pain in the ass and likely make any profit I'd get negligible. I also have misgivings about strangers coming to my house to buy them, so Craig's List isn't a solid solution, either.

Are there any charities or stores that would take PlayStation consoles and games, N64/SNES games, a Game Boy Advance, etc.? I'm under the impression that GameStop won't accept anything before the GameCube/PS2 era.

Packing isn't all that bad- a visit to your local post office can nab you all the supplies you need.

You can try selling them at a flea market or to a local video game store that is interested in older console games.

Buuut, if making a profit is not your goal, you can always donate them to a local thrift store or just give them to younger family members or even a friend. Hell when I have a truck load of old crap I just give it to a bunch of lucky kids on the street.

craigslist theres always someone willing to pay for stuff

uhh, if you're thinking about giving them to charity, you can just go ahead and send that stuff my way... but anyways i sold my N64 and about 25 games (including some good one's that still go for $20 or more) on craigslist for $130... if you're wigged out about people coming to your house then just tell them to meet you down the street or at store or something.