/vr/ - Retro Games

[Anonymous No.9814631]

What are the most expensive games that you own? These are mine. The most I have ever paid for a game was $480 for Pulseman.

[Anonymous No.9814671]

>>9814631
No one cares, collectorfag

[Anonymous No.9814697]

>>9814671
You didn't have to sign your post and yet you did, poorfag. Why are you so upset?

[Anonymous No.9814723]

>>9814697
>$500 on a single game
Holy seethe LMAO. Sorry for not justifying your mental illness retard.

[Anonymous No.9814725]

>>9814697
anon isn't necessarily wrong. we could have just talked about the games but seeing your 8 out of 605 and prices gives me the impression you want to show off. i dont know the most expensive game i own because the price isnt relevant to me. none of the stuff i own is about it's value to others.

[Anonymous No.9814789]

>>9814697
>You didn't have to sign your post
Awful implementation of a stock comeback. You couldn't even manage to use a canned insult right. It made no sense.
This is called self-moderation, by the way. Drop another couple hundred on a game with a million copies and then get fucked by a pack of dogs, retard.

[Anonymous No.9814798]

The answer for me is always Kirby's Dreamland 3. Never changes.

[Anonymous No.9814802]

Mother 3 Deluxe Box

[Anonymous No.9814819]

>>9814631
Jealous of your Mega Drive collection. I'd like to pick up Alien Soldier some day, it is one of my favorite games on the system.

[Anonymous No.9814825]

>>9814723
I'm sorry you're so poor that you can't afford to buy things that you want. I often played the game in emulatufor years. I liked it so I bought it. Maybe if you get a real job you can do the same some day.
>>9814789
>Drop another couple hundred on a game with a million copies
Pulseman didn't sell millions of copies, retard. It was released on an obscure console near the end of the systems life, and only in a single territory. It's sales numbers are only in the thousands. Naturally it's going to cost more than something like Sonic, but I could afford to buy it so who cares? The only game in that image which has sold millions of copies is Pokemon, and I bought that for $35 on launch day.
Seethe about finances somewhere else please.
>>9814798
That's a good game, I'm often surprised that it's expensive. It's a game I had during my childhood so it's easy to forget that the price has shot up over the years.
>>9814802
There was a deluxe edition? What's inside?

[Anonymous No.9814831]

>>9814819
Thanks, I just happened to get lucky and find some deals. I grabbed Alien Soldier for $300, and I got Ristar for a similar price. If you look around and are patient you can find deals.
Is Lunar any good?

[Anonymous No.9814834]

>>9814831
Yes, however I share the sentiment with most users on this board that the Sega CD version of part 2 is better. Can't go wrong with either version though!

[Anonymous No.9814848]

>Dollars spent: Thousands
>Hours played: 0
Looks good on the shelf though!

[Anonymous No.9814850]

>>9814631
>What are the most expensive games that you own?
Probably the Greatest Hits version of Symphony of the Night. I traded my Slim PS1 for it and RE2 because my friend had the flip up screen for it but not the system. I don't even want to know what it goes for. Besides that, probably Capcom vs SNK 2 and Capcom vs Marvel on Xbox.

[Anonymous No.9814851]

>>9814825
Mother 3 Deluxe Box includes a custom gameboy micro. It's more like a micro bundles with Mother 3, but it's marketed as the micro being a extra item of the box, the main object is the game.

[Anonymous No.9814863]

>>9814825
>That's a good game
It's not that good, Super Star is way better. DL3 is only expensive because it came out so late and it's a chip game.

[Anonymous No.9814956]

>>9814834
How about for part 1? I have been considering trying the games but was unsure if I should play on Sega CD, Saturn or Playstation.
>>9814848
I play games every day. I'm playing Kirby as I type this but I'm taking an ice cream break.
>>9814863
Both games are good but I prefer 3. I love the animal friends and the game is very visually impressive.

[Anonymous No.9814957]

>>9814631
What site did you use to make this?

[Anonymous No.9814971]

>>9814631
I've got a CIB ghost in the shell on Playstation. Was a gift from a neighbor before he moved a long, long time ago. Apparently its expensive. Don't think I can ever sell it.

[Anonymous No.9814975]

HeartGold CIB with both boxes, this is not my pic but I have all this shit.

[Anonymous No.9815012]

>>9814957
It's an app called Gameye.

[Anonymous No.9815016]

>>9814631
I'm only missing that pocky & rocky with Becky to complete my GBA collection. But 250 dll for a GBA is way over my budget. Maybe I bite the bullet just to get this thing done and not regret it in a few years if that game skyrocks.

[Anonymous No.9815303]

not gaming related pay piggy, talk about playing games or kys

[Anonymous No.9815319]

>>9815303
Repent of your sins to Jesus and ask him to cleanse your wicked heart.

[Anonymous No.9815520]

>>9814631
>237 for the worst Kiki Kaikai game
That's insane. Given you can get the first one for half that.

[Anonymous No.9815530]

>>9815520
The Famicom one is the worst one. And "worst one" is a loaded term because only one of them is bad and that's the Famicom game.

[Anonymous No.9815554]

I have Kuon with the box. I saw it when I was checking out some video game store while on vacation and snatched it up. It doesn't have the manual and I'm less financially stable than when I initially bought it, so I'll probably sell it when I finish playing it.

[Anonymous No.9815558]

>>9815554
Oh shit! That's fucking crazy, anon. I played this game recently on an emulator and really enjoyed the atmosphere. I've heard physical copies are very expensive today.

[Anonymous No.9815567]

>>9815558
Yeah, they're stupidly expensive for some reason. I don't really understand why.

It's a pretty cool game, though; I don't know why more people don't talk about it

[Anonymous No.9815584]

>>9814631
What a fucking retard.

[Anonymous No.9815587]

>>9815554
Bought it used for like 5 or 10€ years ago on some DVD shop. No ideia why the price is so high, and the US version is even way more fucking expensive than PAL.

[Anonymous No.9815594]

>>9814631
I own a few sealed gizmondo games, tapwave zodiac games and some gp32 games.

[Anonymous No.9815596]

heartgold and tenkaichi 3. dont actually have a lot of rare or expensive shit but these check out. BT3's price over the last couple years has been an insane thing to watch for someone that doesn't have much pricey shit

[Anonymous No.9815603]

>>9814825
> It was released on an obscure console near the end of the systems life
You have the most typos and grammar mistakes and misinformation I’ve ever read on 4chan. You sound like some poor Brazilian kid just trying to make themselves feel better by lying to strangers on the internet. I don’t even think you have a job.

[Anonymous No.9815607]

>>9814631
>those prices
>"Loose"
Hahahahaha.

[Anonymous No.9815621]

>>9814631
Why do OPs like this always jump to the poorfag insult because anons aren't dumb enough to pay hundreds of dollars for shit games?

[Anonymous No.9815636]

>>9815621
Don't imply it wouldn't be a waste of money if the games were good.

[Anonymous No.9815640]

Pic is actually a repro, I wonder how faithful those are compared to the original.

[Anonymous No.9815923]

I was watching some shit about rare games recently when I suddenly realized that I bought Chrono Trigger DS some time ago for $30. One copy for me and one for my friend for his birthday. I never opened mine so it's still factory sealed.
Game goes for a couple hundred dollars in average now from what I've seen, I wonder how much a sealed copy goes for.

[Anonymous No.9816209]

>>9815923
If it’s the 1st printing with the poster included it’s worth more.

[Anonymous No.9816452]

>>9815567
>I don't really understand why
Horrorfags and fromsoftware fanboys (soulsfags) snatching up their past games.

[Anonymous No.9816585]

>>9814631
>What are the most expensive games that you own?
Probably Pokemon Heartgold. But I bought it when it was first released since I wanted the Pokewalker. And boy, I'm glad I bought it before getting so expensive later by scalpers. Still I don't give more than 50$ dollars for a fucking video game.

[Anonymous No.9816601]

Boktai CiB goes for about $255 looks like.
and warioware twisted is about 160

[Anonymous No.9816614]

Bomberman 64: The Second Attack with box and inserts. Would literally have to get to 6 figures before I'd sell it though, it's GOAT

[Anonymous No.9817372]

>>9816614
I've got all my boxes and insert but they are jumbled together in a single container, I wanted to keep em in good condition and I didn't think it matter if it was with the game.

>>9814631
Splatterhouse on genesis but the label is damaged from it being stepped on. Also surprised to find Konami GB collection 4 has sold for a lot, picked it up back in the day because I only had a b&w gb, I thought the gbc was a rip off being worse than gamegear in some ways.

[Anonymous No.9817381]

>>9814671
>>9814723
>>9814825

Too bad you can afford my games lol. Apparently Zelda is worth a lot, dunno, I don't really keep up with it. Funny thinking the games I paid extra back in the day think they would be worth more such as Aladdin and Wonder Boy and after all these years they cost approximately the same as back in the early 2000's. Why can you still get sealed atari lynx games for cheap but a nomal boxed gameboy game like micro machines is $50. The Lynx games do kind of look cheap on the shelf. Still there are plenty of games I brought that are worth nuttin.

[Anonymous No.9817389]

>>9817372
>>9817381
>PAL
>AUSTRALIAN PAL at that
LMAOing at your worthless games

[Anonymous No.9817392]

Mostly Pokémon games. Still disgusted that a game series that is so mass produced still commands prices like these.

[Anonymous No.9818082]

These. Trying to slow down a bit. Only focusing on rarity nowadays for the Saturn and ps1

[Anonymous No.9818104]

>>9814631
Don;t actually know becasue all my collection was bought at the time so shit like all the resident evils, silent hills for PS1/PS2 and evil dead, futurama all that stuff I only looked at prices for it a few months ago and was well, suprised. Its a good collection and I'm glad to have it, 50 PS1 games, 100 PS2 games and 150 Xbox360 games, 150 PC games and a few 2600, amiga etc games

[Anonymous No.9818108]

>>9814671>>9814723

seething turdworld poorfag

[Anonymous No.9818164]

idk, probably some pokemon shit since drones go crazy for that. I have a CIB Pokemon xDDD gamecube bundle I got on clearance back in the day, not sure how much the whole set goes for

[Anonymous No.9818170]

>>9814631
they're only worth that if you're selling them otherwise they're only value is if you actually play and enjoy them which you probably don't cause you're a coollector.

[Anonymous No.9818506]

>>9814631
Friend of mine must be kicking himself now from when he sold his copy of Alien Soldier for sub-$100 around 15 years ago.

[Anonymous No.9818561]

Sculptors Cut, Super Turrican 2 CIB, Space Megaforce CIB, Aero Fighters, Hagane and Star Fox Super Weekend are the only ~$1000+ ones I have, I think.

[Anonymous No.9818580]

>*Ahem* Paging black granite counter coomlector guy

[Anonymous No.9818590]

>>9814631
God Hand, Silent Hill 1 through 4 and the Zelda CDi games.

[Anonymous No.9818678]

>>9814631
Idk, paper Mario or 1000 year door, fatal frame 1 or 2, Gameboy player disc, Pokémon stuff, xenosaga 3. I kinda just stopped paying attention since shits too high to afford in general for vr right now.

[Anonymous No.9819240]

The game I have that surprised me the most is Hebereke for Famicom, loose. It went from like $30 to $130 in the past decade.

[Anonymous No.9819265]

>>9814631
retard

[Anonymous No.9819359]

I'm glad I was able to get Windjammers for dirt cheap back in the day. Prices now are too retarded especially for Pokemon games that sold millions

[Anonymous No.9819383]

My top 12, according to the Gameye app. Don't think its accurate on a lot of things. I've got the EU "Investors" Paprium, but is it worth that much? My Wild Arms has a shitty box, but the rest is OK. The loose Gimmick is the Famicom version, not PAL.

Since 2020 all these values have tripled, which is ridiculous.

[Anonymous No.9819430]

>>9819383
Nice collection there, anon.

[Anonymous No.9819476]

The most expensive game in my collection is my copy of Snatcher. Right under that is my copy of Paprium.

[Anonymous No.9819491]

Here's a big list of my expensive shit...

[Anonymous No.9819498]

>>9819491
anon youre gonna have to redo this, I can't read shit zoomed in

[Anonymous No.9819502]

>>9819491
Haha, oops. I fucked that one up.

[Anonymous No.9819506]

>>9815640
>how faithful is cardboard to cardboard

[Anonymous No.9819510]

>>9819498
I trimmed it down a bit...there's so much more...

[Anonymous No.9819518]

One of my unreleased games probably

[Anonymous No.9819534]

>>9819510
>>9819383
Curious how some of you anons acquired these games. Did you grab some of these when they first were released for cheap or did you pay crazy amounts way later, or did you get into trading with other collectors?
Growing up as a kid in the late 90s and early-mid 2000s, I wish I didn't throw out boxes and manuals for my games, especially my N64 games. I'm glad I kept the vast majority of my games, only ever traded in a few games once for fucking Goldeneye Rogue Agent on the DS of all things at Blockbuster.

[Anonymous No.9819535]

What the fuck.. games are this expensive now? I'm glad I can just emulate or use my everdrive.

[Anonymous No.9819634]

Sealed Muramasa Rebirth or Pikmin (GC). Where do you guys look up prices?

[Anonymous No.9819648]

>>9819634
Pricecharting is probably your best bet just to get a rough idea. It's got a small tendency to add wrong listings (eg. loose listing counted as CIB)

[Anonymous No.9819694]

>>9819534
I'm the guy with the big list of shit - I picked up 95% of my collection way back in the day, with these games being new. That copy of Snatcher? I bought it probably 15 years ago for about $165.

[Anonymous No.9819717]

>>9814631
I have all the PS2 horror games, and I got every one of them back when you could just walk into GameCrazy and buy them. That includes Rule of Rose, Haunting Ground, Kuon, all the Fatal Frames, all the Silent Hills, and a lot more, all obtained for less than $30 each. I'm absolutely shocked how much they're all worth now, especially since they're all in my storage unit.

[Anonymous No.9819738]

Air raid, a couple~$500 NES games, and steel battalion

[Anonymous No.9819750]

>>9819694
I remember seeing Panzer Dragoon Saga at a local pawn shop back in 2006-2007 for like maybe $200-300 and thinking how retardedly priced it was. I feel shame for not jumping on it but being a pre-teen with no money it would've never happenned.

[Anonymous No.9819871]

>>9819534
>>9819383 typing here.

This was all collected prior to 2020 off of Ebay, over a period of 15 or so years very, very slowly using sniping software for lowest bids and lots and lots of failed attempts.

Sold a lot of other stuff I collected to lessen the blow for it all, but never really paid through the nose for anything. The most expensive items were probably Snatcher and Earthbound.

[Anonymous No.9819903]

>>9819871
>This was all collected prior to 2020 off of Ebay
Just to note I didn't get Paprium off Ebay. I did get it, eventually, from Fonzie/Watermelon after a decade of waiting.

[Anonymous No.9819913]

>>9814631
Little Nemo rom. Imagine paying $2,500 for a decaying nes cartridge that will probably not work in five years.

[Anonymous No.9820096]

>>9819510
>CIB Ghoul Patrol, Saturn Bomberman and Rondo of Blood
Nice. Always wanted a Saturn just for the crazy 10 player bomberman. The SNES version with 4 players was already insane. The SSBM game of its day. Do you have a Turbo Duo? Never really even seen one for sale and I’ve been collecting 30 years. Happy with my TG16 mini to enjoy those games.

[Anonymous No.9820242]

>>9814631
>The most I have ever paid for a game was $480 for Pulseman.
Why? It's a pretty mediocre game.

[Anonymous No.9820261]

>>9820242
I just really like the game. I've played it in emulators and on a flash cart a lot and I really wanted to add it to my library so I bought it when I found a good deal. It usually sells for more, and sometimes you can't even easily find copies for sale.

Just because a game is mediocre doesn't mean people can't enjoy it. Dino City on SNES is pretty mediocre and it's one of my favorite games. In the case of Pulseman, I like Game Freak's older games and I have a few in my collection and really like them. Quinty is the best though.

>>9819913
Game cassettes aren't going to suddenly stop working in 5 years. Unless you purposefully do something to mess it up - like leave it in the rain or something - this hardware should last a lifetime. Any potential problems are easily repairable but if you take care of your stuff then you won't even have to do any repairs.

[Anonymous No.9820263]

>>9820261
>I've played it in emulators and on a flash cart a lot
So you know it's not worth $500.

[Anonymous No.9820387]

>>9820263
The price point for his game comes from the fact that it was a small release from a tiny company on a niche console at the end of the console's lifespan. There's not many copies out there, especially not complete copies. And it usually sells for much more than what I paid for it.

Anyway idk why you're crying about money. I wanted it and I can afford it. How does that affect you?

[Anonymous No.9820396]

>>9814631
>The most I have ever paid for a game was $480 for Pulseman.
Jethuth Critht, they exist.

[Anonymous No.9821253]

Does it make me cool? :^)

[Anonymous No.9821286]

>>9819534
If you haven't started collecting at all, I'd probably say its too late at this point, but if you still want to try, get like 5 to 10 of your most sought after gems, and use a flash cart for everything else.

[Anonymous No.9821338]

>>9821286
It’s never too late. Just be aware that certain systems and games will be very expensive. If you want good games for a system, like the NES through N64, thr majority are cheap since they made so many.

For Xbox, Ps2 and up now is the time to start collecting.

[Anonymous No.9821801]

>>9821286
>>9821338
I did a lot of collecting during high-school and college so my collection's pretty alright. I'm at the point where I own most of my favourites, I'd be pretty happy if I get Silent Hill, Tomba 1&2 and Powerslave (Saturn) without paying the crazy high prices they're going for now. My local game shop have had Koudelka for a couple months now and I really want it but no way I wanna spend $400 for it.

Does anyone here have experience with getting Neo Geo MVS carts in the GTA in Ontario? Would love to build my collection up but rarely see any local listings on ebay or kijiji. Even my local game shop doesn't get much Neo Geo stock.

[Anonymous No.9821818]

>>9814631
cubivores is apparently very expensive
i got it for like $25 shortly after release from EB games cuz no one knew about it or wanted it
weird game

[Anonymous No.9822482]

>>9819383
>Mega Man 3 sealed

What's the story on that?

[Anonymous No.9822650]

>>9822482
Won it in an Ebay auction for like $80 in 2011. Decided not to open it.

[Anonymous No.9822707]

>>9821818
Cubeivore is in the "weird japanese game" category that seems to be missing nowadays. I love that game it gives me katamari, gossun oyoyo, noby noby boy, seamen vibes

[Ruka !!uLNeS56BaS7 No.9822712]

>>9819383
>Don't think its accurate on a lot of things
It's not. For example I got these two games for 1000 and 300 yen respectively, and that's what they each regularly sell for. The value in the app is just flat out wrong.
>Gimmick is the Famicom version, not PAL
I added the Japanese version to the database, you can fix it now. I was getting annoyed by the ugly European boxart too.
>>9819534
>Did you grab some of these when they first were released for cheap or did you pay crazy amounts way later, or did you get into trading with other collectors?
Mostly thrift stores and online.

[Anonymous No.9822714]

[Anonymous No.9822787]

>>9822714
I LOVE Pokemon but those prices are hilariously bad. I hate normies so much, it inflated because of them.

[Anonymous No.9822832]

>>9814631
I've pretty much stopped collecting these past three or four years. The prices are ridiculous. The most I ever spent on a game was Crystal for $120.

[Anonymous No.9822837]

>prices of gba/ds pokemon games these days
what in the ever loving fuck

[Anonymous No.9822845]

Most of my games are worthless. I got all of these a long time ago but they are way overpriced nowadays.

[Anonymous No.9822860]

Reminder that these are the people that you share the hobby with

[Anonymous No.9822912]

>>9822860
I fucking hate my local facebook group. Its all selling coomlector autism. Nobody ever talks about games, just if they will buy the shitty mario movie happy meal toys. I fucking hate them, but keep them around just in case a good deal pops up

[Anonymous No.9822923]

>>9822860
>old ladies collect precious moments and don't use them
What did he mean by this?

[Anonymous No.9822959]

>>9822860
this is niggerlicious

[Anonymous No.9822964]

>>9822714
>>9822832
>>9822845
What's causing Pokemon prices to spiral out of control like this? They're always in the top 10 best sellers of any system they're on, there's literally millions and millions of each game out there

[Anonymous No.9822968]

>>9822964
marketization of retro nostalgia + genuine oldfags who cash in on the trend + stupid zoomies who want a cartridge + desperate normies who want to post their cartridges on social media (here too)

[Anonymous No.9822994]

>>9822712
>attack mode metabee
were the games any good? there was some online 3d game that was sick. you'd collect parts and junk.

[Anonymous No.9822995]

>>9822964
Pokemon is the biggest franchise in the world bar none and they're not making those old games again

[Anonymous No.9824062]

>>9822860
>collect something you have no interest in
>spend tons of money on something you have no interest in

They are mentally ill, plain and simple.

[Anonymous No.9824114]

>>9818082
The valuation of Lucifer Ring is hilarious. I bought it for $20 a year ago because it looked interesting, then some scammer wash traded it to himself for $300 and that became the new aggregated valuation. Yet another example of how easy it is to fleece coomlectors.

[Anonymous No.9824131]

>$480 for Pulseman
oh im laffin, and so is the Jap who scored a 50% mark-up

[Anonymous No.9824226]

>>9822964
Probably a combination of covid and nostalgia, people bored during covid wanting to relive their past since they have alot of free time, and are willing to spend the money on their old favorites. Could just be bullshit, I don't fully understand it. Ended up selling my loose Emerald and Diamond (cib) for $400 and got Fire Emblem Path of Radiance for basically free at my local game shop.

[Anonymous No.9824405]

>>9817381
Disgusting that you live like that.
There is nothing wrong with collecting but throw away the literal garbage and rotting food

[Anonymous No.9824406]

>>9824226
The pandemic ended over a year ago

[Anonymous No.9824465]

>>9824406
That's true, the prices still being high now baffles me. Nothing makes sense anymore

[Anonymous No.9824497]

>>9822964
In addition to what others have said, unlike pretty much every other major Nintendo franchise the Pokemon games are rarely rereleased even in digital form.
For example Crystal has been sold twice, once physically in 2000 and then digitally in 2018. So there is an entire generation of Pokemon fans who grew up not being able to buy a copy.
Emerald and Platinum have still both never been rereleased in any format, even digital.
For being such massive titles in such high demand and with so many fans with more money than sense it's absurd for them to not have been rereleased. Yet, they haven't. The games were printed to fuck and back but demand is legitimately starting to catch up with supply.
Obviously you can emulate any of them very easily, but clearly that doesn't stop people.

[Anonymous No.9824610]

>>9824497
I understand the availability aspect, it's the reasoning behind spending over $100 to play these games I don't get. Most of these games, if I'm not mistaken, were going for less than $50 just a few years ago, and I wouldn't be surprised if they drop down to that again in the next 5 or so years, especially with how many copies there are out there.
I get normies wanting to pay that money, especially if they don't spend and buy games regularly. Any collectors buying these up now are just retarded imo

[Anonymous No.9824706]

You know OP some of us have been around awhile. I have thousands of retro games CIB, most bought in the last 4 decades for nearly every console. When I die, each of my 4 adult children will be able to buy a modest house, if they so choose to sell the collection. I don't mean to brag, I'm just pointing out that you're a dick.

[Anonymous No.9824730]

>>9814631
Only two times have I ever paid more than $50 for a game and only one of them is in this pic

[Anonymous No.9824925]

>>9822860
I don’t collect games as a hobby, I have my collection from growing up
I play games with flash carts and ODE’s on a big CRT

[Anonymous No.9824927]

>>9824706
Yea until the bubble inevitably pops and your children are left with the hoarded plastic of an obsessive and emotionally absent father. But keep bragging.

[Anonymous No.9824930]

>>9817381
Best coloured cart

[Anonymous No.9825013]

>>9824927
>bubble inevitably pops

Peak 2D gaming will always be relevant. It's been 20+ years since SNES went away and prices have never been higher. Face it, this was the golden age of 2D gaming and will always be sought after by collectors because there will always be 2D gaming.

[Anonymous No.9825559]

>>9814631
I have some sealed special edition of Mana Khemia 2 that's apparently worth a lot. But I don't think there's much demand for it.
Otherwise, Rule of Rose or Kuon. Whichever is more expensive these days.

[Anonymous No.9825712]

>>9817392
This is why you go Emulation route or Bootleg. Nobody should ever pay these prices to begin with.

[Anonymous No.9825789]

>paying for something I can emulate for free

[Anonymous No.9827685]

I confess, I like collecting expensive retro games in really mint condition and, while I do play them pretty often, half of the fun of it for me is being really careful with them, wiping the cases/discs off with soft cloths, reading the manuals etc. and most of all displaying them and taking nicely framed artsy pictures of them. It's autistic but gives my brain dopamine for some reason, idk.

[Anonymous No.9827795]

>>9824114
Yeah, I don't know why its valued THAT HIGH. I wasn't really interested in the game until last year. The game is fine but only has FIVE LEVELS and not much gameplay beyond that. I'm having a feeling its because of that peter dorr guy shilling a bunch of Japanese games on YT.

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[Anonymous No.9828560]

>>9817389
That guy is a fag, but in general a good amount of Auspal games are worth just as much as their NTSC-U counterparts, sometimes even more.

[Anonymous No.9828745]

>>9828560
I don’t think that’s true
Can you name an example?

[Anonymous No.9829516]

What site are people using to show these off with market prices?

[Anonymous No.9829645]

>>9829516
Gameye, the Android/iOS app. Several people here are using an Android beta version that has more information that you can find on the Gameye Discord.

[Anonymous No.9829698]

>>9827685
>I feel wonderful after waxing and cleaning my 30 year old Land Cruiser
Doesn't matter man, long as it makes you happy.

[Anonymous No.9829710]

Metal Warriors on the SNES probably. Picked it up for about $10 bucks as a kid when a video game rental store was cleaning out it's SNES inventory after the N64/PS1 came out. Manual still has stickers from the video store I bought it from.

[Anonymous No.9829790]

>>9828745
Auspal XD Gale Of Darkness currently sells for around $450 AUD, which is $300 USD converted at current rates, while in the US it looks like it currently sells for $200-$220 USD.
This is all on eBay sold listings but if you check price charting you'll see a price discrepancy between the PAL and NTSC-U releases.
In general there are a few CIB Auspal Pokemon games that will usually go for around the same price as a CIB NTSC-U release. Emerald, Stadium 2, Red and Blue are the only ones i can think of that usually sell higher in an NTSC-U format.
UK-Pal though is almost always cheaper than both Auspal and NTSC-U for most games.

[Anonymous No.9829798]

>>9814631
Morrowind Collector's edition

[Anonymous No.9829965]

>>9829645
Can you import games from excel or pricecharting to game eye?