Gameshop Enter (retro Nintendo & Pokémon TCG)

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Gameshop Enter. Retro Nintendo, in every colour.

Every game and console is tested and photographed in Enter.

1,168 games12 Nintendo platforms, from Game Boy to Switch

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Fighting Force 2 (Sega Dreamcast) — buy original, pre-owned at Gameshop Enter New

Sega DC · Sealed

Fighting Force 2

Personally tested

€249.95

New

Pokémon TCG

Jolteon Gold Star — EX Power Keepers 101/108

Personally tested

€1,999.95

Pokemon Shining Genesect — Shining Legends 9/73 (Pokémon cards) — buy original, pre-owned at Gameshop Enter New

Pokémon TCG

Shining Genesect — Shining Legends 9/73

Personally tested

€39.95

Pokemon Shining Volcanion — Shining Legends 27/73 (Pokémon cards) — buy original, pre-owned at Gameshop Enter New

Pokémon TCG

Shining Volcanion — Shining Legends 27/73

Personally tested

€29.95

From Red to Platinum

Games, consoles and 869 cards, every single one checked for authenticity.

Pokemon Emerald (Game Boy Advance) — buy original, pre-owned at Gameshop Enter

GBA · Cartridge only

Pokemon Emerald

Personally tested

From €215.95

Pokemon HeartGold (Not For Resale, USA) (Nintendo DS) — buy original, pre-owned at Gameshop Enter

DS · Boxed

Pokemon HeartGold (Not For Resale, USA)

Personally tested

€304.95

Pokemon SoulSilver (Nintendo DS) — buy original, pre-owned at Gameshop Enter

DS · Boxed

Pokemon SoulSilver

Personally tested

From €232.95

Pokemon Platinum (Nintendo DS) — buy original, pre-owned at Gameshop Enter

DS · Boxed

Pokemon Platinum

Personally tested

€268.95

Authenticity check

Six checks.

On every game, before it goes into the shop.

Screw & shell
Label & print
Weight
Circuit board
Save test
On real hardware

Already shipped to 27 countries

Every order tracked. Every country its own colour, every route starts in Enter.

World map with the 27 countries Gameshop Enter has already shipped to, each in its own colour, with a route from Enter

Netherlands
Germany
Israel
Belgium
Finland
France
Sweden
United Arab Emirates
Greece
Croatia
Qatar
Singapore
United States
Austria
Australia
Canada
Switzerland
Denmark
Estonia
Spain
Hong Kong
Hungary
Ireland
Italy
Luxembourg
Saudi Arabia
Slovenia

Shipping rates & delivery times

Games or a handheld

from €7.75

Letterbox packet or small parcel up to 2 kg, priced by weight, always with Track & Trace.

Home consoles or heavier parcels

from €22.00

Full parcel via PostNL, tracked door-to-door.

Pokémon cards (up to 12)

from €7.75

More cards ride along free — up to 12 ship for this one charge.

Netherlands2-3 business days · €6.37 / €6.37 / €9.63

Belgium· en français 2-3 business days · €8.05 / €10.98 / €10.98

Germany 3-4 business days · €7.75 / €10.40 / €22.00

France 3-5 business days · €8.50 / €12.25 / €22.00

Austria 3-5 business days · €8.00 / €14.55 / €23.50

Luxembourg 3-4 business days · €8.00 / €12.75 / €22.00

Monaco 4-8 business days · €8.50 / €12.25 / €22.00

Italy 4-7 business days · €8.90 / €12.70 / €22.00

Spain 4-6 business days · €7.95 / €13.25 / €22.00

Poland 4-5 business days · €8.25 / €13.25 / €25.50

Ireland 5-10 business days · €8.75 / €16.00 / €28.75

Malta 5-8 business days · €8.75 / €19.70 / €31.00

Cyprus 5-9 business days · €9.45 / €15.90 / €31.00

United States 7-10 business days · €10.05 / €26.30 / €53.00 · duties paid at checkout

Canada · en français 6-10 business days · €10.05 / €25.90 / €54.00 · customs on delivery

Puerto Rico 8-21 business days · €11.00 / €25.90 / €54.00 · duties paid at checkout

Chile 6-14 business days · €11.00 / €25.90 / €54.00 · customs on delivery

United Kingdom 4-7 business days · €8.05 / €12.75 / €28.75 · customs on delivery

Mexico 7-14 business days · €11.00 / €25.90 / €54.00 · customs on delivery

Colombia 8-16 business days · €11.00 / €25.90 / €54.00 · customs on delivery

Peru 7-17 business days · €11.00 / €25.90 / €54.00 · no import tax up to US$200

Switzerland · en français · in italiano 4-5 business days · €9.50 / €14.15 / €35.25 · customs on delivery

Liechtenstein 4-6 business days · €7.95 / €12.75 / €31.00 · customs on delivery

Australia 9-14 business days · €11.25 / €29.95 / €70.00 · no GST up to A$1,000

New Zealand 8-13 business days · €11.25 / €31.05 / €70.00 · no GST up to NZ$1,000

Hong Kong 6-12 business days · €10.15 / €23.45 / €52.50 · no import tax

Singapore 5-9 business days · €11.00 / €25.90 / €54.00 · no GST up to S$400

Malaysia 6-13 business days · €11.00 / €25.90 / €54.00 · customs on delivery

Philippines 9-23 business days · €11.00 / €25.90 / €54.00 · no import tax up to ₱10,000

Norway 6-9 business days · €9.45 / €16.10 / €31.00 · customs on delivery

Israel 8-15 business days · €11.00 / €25.90 / €54.00 · no import tax up to US$75

United Arab Emirates 5-9 business days · €11.00 / €25.90 / €54.00 · customs on delivery

Saudi Arabia 7-16 business days · €11.00 / €25.90 / €54.00 · customs on delivery

Qatar 6-13 business days · €11.00 / €25.90 / €54.00 · no duty up to QAR 1,000

Kuwait 10-26 business days · €11.00 / €25.90 / €54.00 · customs on delivery

All other EU countries3-11 business days · rate at checkout

Free shipping from €200 (Netherlands), €250 (Belgium) and €500 (all other EU countries) — below that, the country rate shown at checkout applies.

We ship exclusively from the Netherlands. Your parcel therefore crosses a border: it takes longer than a domestic delivery, and shipping costs more than it would at a seller in your own country.

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4.8 / 51400+ reviews

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Since 2019 on Marktplaats — the Dutch eBay — without a break.

Every review comes from a buyer Marktplaats verifies itself — we cannot add or remove anything.

Frequently asked questions

Which countries do you ship to?

We ship via PostNL to all 27 EU countries — from Germany, France, Italy and Spain to Poland, Greece and everywhere in between. International orders always include Track & Trace. Delivery typically takes 3-5 business days to neighbouring countries and up to 11 business days further afield. Outside the EU we ship to the United States, Switzerland, Australia, New Zealand, Hong Kong, Singapore, Liechtenstein, Israel, the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait, Canada, Puerto Rico, Chile, the United Kingdom, Mexico, Norway, the Philippines, Malaysia, Colombia and Peru — each with its own shop and a page with the rules — and to almost every other country, from Iceland and Japan to Brazil and South Africa: pick your country at checkout for the exact rate and delivery time. For the United Kingdom, one thing for now: orders up to £135 open as soon as HMRC confirms our UK VAT registration — orders over £135, and to Northern Ireland, can be placed today.

What does international shipping cost?

Priced by weight with PostNL: to Germany from €7.75 for a single game (a tracked letterbox packet) and at most €10.40 for games or a handheld console up to 2 kg, €22.00 for home consoles or heavier parcels; slightly more for countries further away. We ship from the Netherlands, so your parcel crosses a border — that is why shipping costs more and takes longer than a domestic delivery. The exact rate for your country is shown at checkout — and that is exactly what you pay.

Are there any customs or import fees?

Not inside the EU: free movement of goods, no customs duties, no import VAT — the price at checkout is the final price, and we operate under the margin scheme, so no extra VAT on the sale price. Outside the EU the destination country may charge import tax on delivery: Australia and New Zealand only above 1,000 dollars, Switzerland and Liechtenstein from roughly CHF 62, Singapore only above S$400 including shipping, Israel only above US$75 in goods value, the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia on every parcel (VAT of 5% and 15%), Qatar only above QAR 1,000, Kuwait usually 5% duty, Canada only above CA$20 (GST/HST), Norway on every parcel (25% VAT), the Philippines only above ₱10,000 in goods value, Malaysia possibly sales tax and, above RM500, import duty, Hong Kong never; for the United States and Puerto Rico the import duties are added at checkout, so nothing is due at the door. Each country page explains the rules.

How can I pay from abroad?

Through Mollie, a payment provider regulated by the Dutch Central Bank. At checkout you will see the payment methods available in your own country — credit card, PayPal, Apple Pay and Google Pay everywhere, Klarna in most countries, plus the local option where there is one: BLIK in Poland, Multibanco and MB WAY in Portugal, Satispay and Bancomat Pay in Italy, EPS in Austria, Bancontact in Belgium, Swish in Sweden. The payment page automatically appears in your own language. Prices are shown in euros; if your country does not use the euro — Sweden, Denmark, Poland, Czechia, Hungary or Romania — checkout converts to your own currency at the day rate, which is what makes Klarna, Swish and BLIK work there. Our shops for the United States, Australia, New Zealand, Hong Kong, Switzerland, Singapore, Liechtenstein, Israel, the United Arab Emirates, Canada, Puerto Rico, Chile, the United Kingdom, Mexico, Norway, Philippines, Malaysia, Colombia and Peru show prices and charge in their own currency (USD, AUD, NZD, HKD, CHF, SGD, ILS, AED, CAD, GBP, NOK, PHP) at a fixed shop rate. The shops for Saudi Arabia, Qatar and Kuwait charge in euros; on the product page, in the cart and at checkout you see the approximate amount in your own currency.

Are the games authentic?

Every cartridge is personally tested and checked for authenticity before it goes online — label finish, product code, weight and a working save function, plus the security screw and the board inside on Game Boy cartridges. We have been doing this since 2019, with 1400+ verified reviews at a 4.8★ average. If you ever receive a fake from us: money back.

Do PAL games from the Netherlands work on my console?

Yes. Game Boy, GBC, GBA and DS have no region lock; 3DS, N64, GameCube, Wii and Wii U do, but our PAL games are the European editions — they run on any console sold in the EU. Product pages mention the region (PAL/USA/JAP) for every item.

Can I play the games in my own language?

That depends on the game, and we only claim what is certain. Pokémon: every edition up to and including the DS (Game Boy to Black 2/White 2) runs in one language per cartridge — our copies are the English edition unless the name says otherwise (French edition, Japanese edition). Only from X/Y on the 3DS, and on the Switch, does the European edition let you pick the language at start-up: English, French, German, Spanish or Italian — Pokémon has never been released in any other European language. For other games the language is listed in the specifications on the product page as soon as it is established ("Language: English", "Five languages"); if nothing is listed, ask us in the chat — we check the cartridge before shipping.

What about returns?

You have 30 days to return your order — more generous than the 14-day EU legal minimum. Send us a message or an email and we will sort it out together; you always get a personal reply, usually within a few hours.

Who is behind Gameshop Enter?

A registered Dutch business — KvK no. 93642474 (Dutch trade register) — based in Enter, in the province of Overijssel. Lenn has run the shop alone since 2019: from testing the cartridges to packing your order. He answers questions personally, by e-mail or through the chat on every page.

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Buying guides

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How to spot a fake Pokémon cartridge Screw, label, weight, PCB, save test and play test — the six checks we run Pokémon Emerald: real or fake? The 8 checks we run on every Emerald FireRed & LeafGreen: real or fake? A genuine copy has no battery — 7 checks HeartGold & SoulSilver: real or fake? The infrared card and the Pokéwalker test Platinum, Diamond & Pearl: real or fake? No screw, the NTR serial and the 3DS test Black 2, White 2, Black & White: real or fake? The TWL serial and the region trap Ruby & Sapphire: real or fake? The tri-wing screw and the clock battery Crystal, Gold & Silver: real or fake? Fake sign or flat save battery Red, Blue & Yellow: real or fake? The 3.8 mm screw and the save battery Pokémon X & Y: real or fake? The six 3DS checks Omega Ruby & Alpha Sapphire: real or fake? The 3DS remakes, not the GBA originals Sun, Moon & Ultra: real or fake? The six 3DS checks Mystery Dungeon: real or fake? Explorers of Sky and the rest Pokémon Ranger: real or fake? 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