How do we rate at Eurograders?
At Eurograders we want to be totally objective with our customers, so we try at all times to give a fair and impartial grade, depending on the level of conservation of the videogame received.
That is why we measure 4 essential attributes that for us perfectly represent the state of a videogame. These measures are weighted by 25% each, making an average in the score that marks the final grade.
These attributes are:
serial
The serial helps to locate our videogame within the website and see if the ratings are true and it has passed through our hands.
Corners
One of the parts that suffer the most in the lifespan of a videogame, and the most difficult to score highly.
-> Up to 25% of the score
Edges
The sides are important because any small defect can lower the score to a great extent, using high precision objects to locate them.
-> Up to 25% of the score
Surface
The front and back cover is the most important part, as it is the most extensive and where most faults are usually found.
-> Up to 25% of the score
In the CIB games, other measures such as Box, Manual and Cart/Disc will be taken into account, which are the usual ones when grading an open videogame, each of which will be weighted 33.3% of the final score.
Rank
Here we can see the types of medal that the game has been awarded, from bronze to diamond, according to its final score.
Seal
The seal is a very sensitive area where any bad care of it can lead to tears, holes, empty areas, etc. ….
-> Up to 25% of the score
Warranty Seal
All the videogames passed by Eurograders, will have this seal of total guarantee, to avoid openings in the sealed box.
SERIAL:
The serial helps to locate our videogame within the website and see if the ratings are true and it has passed through our hands.
Rank:
Here we can see the types of medal that the game has been awarded, from bronze to diamond, according to its final score.
Seal:
The seal is a very sensitive area where any bad care of it can lead to tears, holes, empty areas, etc. ….
-> Up to 25% of the score
Corners:
One of the parts that suffer the most in the lifespan of a videogame, and the most difficult to score highly.
-> Up to 25% of the score
Edges:
The sides are important because any small defect can lower the score to a great extent, using high precision objects to locate them.
-> Up to 25% of the score
Surface:
The front and back cover is the most important part, as it is the most extensive and where most faults are usually found.
-> Up to 25% of the score
Warranty Seal:
All the videogames passed by Eurograders, will have this seal of total guarantee, to avoid openings in the sealed box.
In the CIB games, other measures such as Box, Manual and Cart/Disc will be taken into account, which are the usual ones when grading an open videogame, each of which will be weighted 33.3% of the final score.
How do we rate at Eurograders?
At Eurograders we want to be totally objective with our customers, so we try at all times to give a fair and impartial grade, depending on the level of conservation of the videogame received.
That is why we measure 4 essential attributes that for us perfectly represent the state of a videogame. These measures are weighted by 25% each, making an average in the score that marks the final grade.
These attributes are:
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