Let's make a list of used game stores that ship online.

[Gholla20]

I live in a pretty large city in Georgia and we have no used game stores. 

I know there is one in Statesboro, GA that ships but I can't seem to find it online. I also know of one in Carrolton, GA but they don't have a website, but you can still call and order over the phone. I'll update this as soon as I find their business card.

[Head of Desserts]

Only one I can think of is BRE Software. I know there are others with great prices but never bookmarked them, so forgot.

[Ozzy_98]

jjgames is pretty cool, and cheap if you can remove stickers\marker since those games go for less

[FritzWhite]

I've had a good experience with estarland

[Blumpkin]

eBay. 

But seriously, most dealers that I find online are ruthless with their prices. Most of them use the highest "buy it now" eBay price as their pricing guide. Terrible.

[Dr.Agon]

im sure we could all name a lot of online only shops, but if they have to have an actual brick-and-mortar shop, well i can only think of a couple of chain stores...

[Bear78]

Trade-N-Games

http://www.tradengames.com/productcart/pc/home.asp

Good people and decent prices most of the time.  I'm not far from the shop but they usually have the good stuff online.

[e_brugal]

Trade-N-Games

http://www.tradengames.com/productcart/pc/home.asp

Good people and decent prices most of the time.  I'm not far from the shop but they usually have the good stuff online.

I have buy from them manuals and games and yes they are good people, fast answer via email and good prices

[Lumberjack42]

Atari2600.com has a pretty good selection of older games and accessories.

http://www.atari2600.com/ccp7/store

[Moviefan2k4]

I'm in Dallas, and the only place that regularly sells retro games is Movie Trading Company, but they overprice all the popular stuff. The only game-related things I usually buy from them are old sports games for $1 each, which I then gut for spare parts.

There's an independent site called play N Trade, but they don't keep consistent records of their inventory, so every visit to a local location's "hit or miss" at the best.

[Dreamcast99]

Trade-N-Games

http://www.tradengames.com/productcart/pc/home.asp

Good people and decent prices most of the time.  I'm not far from the shop but they usually have the good stuff online.

They are about 20 minutes from me, great store. They remodeled a couple months ago and the new store is even better. If you befriend the owner he might show you his personal collection too..... every game boxed  pre-ps1.....

[Bear78]

Trade-N-Games

http://www.tradengames.com/productcart/pc/home.asp

Good people and decent prices most of the time.  I'm not far from the shop but they usually have the good stuff online.

They are about 20 minutes from me, great store. They remodeled a couple months ago and the new store is even better. If you befriend the owner he might show you his personal collection too..... every game boxed  pre-ps1.....

Yeah, me and a buddy made it down there once since they remodeled.  Lot nicer then it was.  I've heard that guy has an insane collection.  I actually sold him my boxed copy of Aero Fighters last year... said he was only a couple of games away from a complete boxed SNES collection after getting it from me.

Racketboy actually did a story on him and his shop a while back

http://www.racketboy.com/retro/retro-game-store-trade-n-games-st-louis-missouri

[Dreamcast99]

I go in enough and ask for extremely obscure system related stuff and eventually he let me in the back, its truly amazing. I have over 2500 games and it makes my collection look tiny