The Leeds Gaming Market fair was held at The Royal Armouries and saw thousands of fans flock to the venue.
On show and on sale were gaming-related items including retro computers, consoles, handhelds, artwork, apparel, import games, arcade machines and merchandise.
From Sega, Nintendo to Atari and Amstrad, there was no shortage of interest from shop owners, eBay traders, independent retailers and individuals, buying and selling all game-related goodies.
With interest at a premium, those wishing to attend were advised to book their place well in advance, and it was thought upwards of 2,500 made it through the doors.
A spokesman for Leeds Gaming Market said: “We are pleased to continue to work with our two fantastic sponsors for 2026; we are once again working with retro book publishers Bitmap Books for all our 2026 events.
“We are also continuing our collaboration with Japanese shopping service ZenMarket for our 2026 events and markets.”
1. Leeds Gaming Market
Jamie Madden of Super Maddeno with Pokeman Stadium2 for Nintendo 64 at £325. | National World Resell / Steve Riding
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Queues for market at Leeds Dock. | National World Resell / Steve Riding
3. Leeds Gaming Market
Viraj Kathwadia of Bygone Games with his Game Boy Advance Pocky and Rocky with Betty at £1,200. | National World Resell / Steve Riding
4. Leeds Gaming Market
A good selection of retro consoles and games. | National World Resell / Steve Riding
5. Leeds Gaming Market
No shortage of crowds or choice of games. | National World Resell / Steve Riding
6. Leeds Gaming Market
Imogen Royston, 16 who travelled from Settle, with the Kirby she bought. | National World Resell / Steve Riding