Current Events > What's the rarest/most valuable game in your collection?

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Ninja Gaiden Trilogy goes for over $100. That's probably the most valuable game I have.

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Super Mario RPG and my gc collection thats now worth a few grand

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I guess it's a tie between Cubivore: Survival of the Fittest on Nintendo GameCube and Shepherd's Crossing 2 on Nintendo DS.

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Not too sure the value of most of my games.

I have over 100 Genesis games but in the course of moving I had to toss out all the cases for them. Kept the games and manuals but a lack of CIB really kills the value now.

MGS Legacy Collection for PS3 which goes for over $100.

I have a fair amount of Dreamcast games and most of them are worth $100-200 like MvC2, Power Stone 2, and Cannon Spike.

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Mega Man X3 - my friend's game
Zombies Ate My Neighbors - my friend's game
Castlevania: Symphony of the Night - my friend's game

Super Smash Bros Melee
Luigi's Mansion
Super Mario Sunshine
Mario Party 4
Metroid Prime 1 and 2
Pikmin 1
F-Zero GX
Every Zelda on GCN except for Twilight Princess
TMNT 4: Turtles in Time
Super Metroid
Super Mario RPG

I remember when a lot of Game Cube games were simply like 20 bucks Canadian to buy. The last few years they shot up big time.

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Frisk posted...

Also I have a red game cartridge for Doom on SNES. Is it worth anything?

I think red is the standard release colour. I don't know if it eventually had a grey release like Maximum Carnage did. The cart alone is probably like 25+ to buy it.

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@SableWolfAngel posted...

I guess it's a tie between Cubivore: Survival of the Fittest on Nintendo GameCube and Shepherd's Crossing 2 on Nintendo DS.

Did you buy those games before they ballooned in price?!?!? Shepherd's Crossing 2 had an insanely small print run I think... maybe the lowest of any game mentioned ITT.
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Probably my .Hack IMOQ collection.

Gafemage posted...

@SableWolfAngel posted...

I guess it's a tie between Cubivore: Survival of the Fittest on Nintendo GameCube and Shepherd's Crossing 2 on Nintendo DS.

Did you buy those games before they ballooned in price?!?!? Shepherd's Crossing 2 had an insanely small print run I think... maybe the lowest of any game mentioned ITT.

Of course! Got Cubivore for $14 on Valentine's Day a few years ago and Shepherd's Crossing 2 was a Christmas gift. Funny thing, two of my friends got me a copy so I had two copies. I told my one friend just to keep the one so now we both have a copy here. And yes, those were also purchased before the major price increase.
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SableWolfAngel posted...

Of course! Got Cubivore for $14 on Valentine's Day a few years ago and Shepherd's Crossing 2 was a Christmas gift. Funny thing, two of my friends got me a copy so I had two copies. I told my one friend just to keep the one so now we both have a copy here. And yes, those were also purchased before the major price increase.

Niceee I always thought Cubivore looked super interesting, how is it? Also curious how SC2 ended up on your radar before it got so costly considering its such an obscure title!
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Rule of Rose and Cubivore

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Those Zelda collectors editions on GameCube.
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blablablax17 posted...

Those Zelda collectors editions on GameCube.

Collectors Edition releases were so much cooler back in the day... already niche releases getting LE releases were a bad move for sure.
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Either the Pokemon Colosseum bonus disc or Pokemon HeartGold because Pokemon prices are fucking insane

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Gafemage posted...

Niceee I always thought Cubivore looked super interesting, how is it? Also curious how SC2 ended up on your radar before it got so costly considering its such an obscure title!

Oh it's awesome. The gameplay and story are really unique. But it's totally accessible and intuitive so you don't have to worry about being put off by a strange game. I recommend it highly.

As for Shepherd's Crossing 2... I own the original Shepherd's Crossing on PlayStation 2 so that's how I got into it. I can't remember how I obtained it, but it was some bargain bin crap that's not in a majority of libraries. I then learned there was a sequel on DS and the DS was my main system at the time so of course I wanted it. This was many years ago when it was still completely obscure and not on anyone's radar. Only reason people yap about it now is because of its spike in value, but I had it long before that. There's also a remaster of the original on PSP that I want, but that's on the backburner since it's so cheap. Though it may not stay that way for long so maybe I should make my move now before the collector's snap them all up to complete the trio.

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