The worst thing you should expect is that a buyer will show up with $20 less than what you asked for and try to make up the difference with excuses. Without knowing exactly what you've got in the package I'd guess it's worth about wrote: I've sold dozens of game consoles in GameStop parking lots and my own living room. There's no risk in a local sale, unless you choose to conduct it in a dark alley in the bad part of town. You're going to get pennies on the dollar for everything but a few games, like Mario Maker and maybe some of the Skylanders figues that are in high demand. and packing it away as a collectible (remember to charge the batteries every few months to keep them alive).

Your son would probably be better off enjoying the games he has, if he still does.

And worst of all, the Switch has no optical drive and any titles, like Breath of the Wild, that you already own on Wii U are not playable on the Switch. Popular games like Splatoon are no longer supported online (you can still play, afaik. It's almost impossible to repair a broken system you're better off buying a used one on Craigslist. Miiverse is shut down, and the hundreds of other players you used to see in the main menu are just robots now. Most online features are no longer available. But people are dumping them to buy Switches. I own two of them, and believe me, I don't like hearing it either. The Wii U has been all but abandoned by Nintendo.

Ebay wii u games