Do you have boxed Warhammer 40,000, Horus Heresy, Age of Sigmar or Kill Team kits growing into a pile of shame?
From Space Marines to Chaos Daemons, CeX buys, trades and sells boxed Warhammer models. Get instant cash in stores across the east coast and sell from home with free pick-up or trade-in to turn your unwanted models into the games or tech you want!
We currently buy, sell & exchange boxed:
Warhammer 40K
Warhammer 30K: The Horus Heresy
Warhammer Age of Sigmar
Kill Team
Don’t let your Warhammer kits sit idle. Turn your pile of shame into something awesome with CeX today!
Turn your unwanted anime DVDs and Blu-rays into same-day cash at CeX in stores across the East Coast! Whether you're clearing space or just cashing in, bring your anime in and walk out with money in your pocket. And if you're looking to grow your collection, we've got shelves full of anime DVDs and Blu-rays ready for you to explore. From cult classics to the latest releases, there's always something new to discover at CeX.
Looking to relive the golden age of gaming? At CeX, we now buy, sell, and exchange a wide range of retro consoles, both online and in stores across the East Coast. From handheld classics like the Game Boy, Game Boy Color, and Game Boy Advance, to home console legends such as the SNES, Nintendo 64, Mega Drive, and PlayStation 1, there’s something for every retro gaming fan. Whether you’re clearing out your old collection or hunting down a childhood favourite, CeX makes it easy to trade, browse, and play your way through gaming history.
Introducing our Gaming Rarities for GameCube, PlayStation 2, PlayStation 3, PSP, Wii, Xbox and Xbox 360.
Our Gaming Rarities titles all come in their original box and follow our retro software grading system being Boxed (no manual), Boxed (+ manual) or Mint condition so you know what you’re buying.
Now you can browse for those hard to find titles like Twilight Princess, Persona 3 Portable, and Castlevania: Curse of Darkness even easier than before.
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If you love cinematic, story-driven games, then you need to know Amy Hennig. She’s the creative force behind Uncharted, Legacy of Kain, and Jak & Daxter, bringing Hollywood-style storytelling to gaming. Her work has shaped modern action-adventure games, proving that strong narratives are just as important as great gameplay.
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Rebecca Heineman wasn’t just the first-ever National Gaming Champion—she was also the first-ever game narrative writer, regardless of gender. She went on to co-found Interplay and helped create legendary RPGs like a Bard’s Tale. Her work defined the early days of gaming, and her influence can still be seen in modern RPGs and shooters today.
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Lara Croft was already a gaming icon, but Rhianna Pratchett made her feel real. As the lead writer for Tomb Raider’s reboot, she gave us a more vulnerable, emotionally complex Lara—one who struggles, learns, and grows. She took an action hero and made her human.
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Before RPGs, before choice-driven stories, Mabel Addis was already shaping narrative gaming back in the 1960s. She designed The Sumerian Game, a text-based strategy game that laid the foundation for every story-driven game that came after. Without her, gaming wouldn’t be the same.
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Michaela Coel is one of the boldest and most original voices in film and TV. She created I May Destroy You, a groundbreaking drama that redefined modern storytelling. Then she took her talent to the big screen in Black Panther: Wakanda Forever. If you’ve not watched her work yet, now’s the time.
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Lana Wachowski co-wrote and directed The Matrix, a film that redefined sci-fi cinema forever. Bullet time, cyberpunk aesthetics, and mind-bending philosophy—all of it started here. Lana’s vision created a franchise that’s still influencing sci-fi, gaming, and action films today.
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Alongside her sister Lana, Lilly Wachowski helped revolutionise storytelling in Hollywood. From The Matrix to Sense8, her work explores identity, freedom, and the power of human connection. She’s been a key figure in sci-fi and LGBTQ+ representation in film and television.
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Felicia Day turned gaming culture into mainstream entertainment. She created The Guild, starred in Dragon Age: Redemption, and built a massive online community celebrating nerd culture. Whether you know her from TV, gaming, or streaming, her influence is everywhere.
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Ava DuVernay made history as the first Black woman to direct a $100M film, but her impact goes way beyond that. From Selma to When They See Us, she tells powerful, socially conscious stories that leave a lasting impact. She’s one of Hollywood’s most important directors today.
If you love cinematic, story-driven games, then you need to know Amy Hennig. She’s the creative force behind Uncharted, Legacy of Kain, and Jak & Daxter, bringing Hollywood-style storytelling to gaming. Her work has shaped modern action-adventure games, proving that strong narratives are just as important as great gameplay.
