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@@JohnDoe-wb7fc i know i have never seen it in real life. I have played it on my concerto card.

@@kayokango I was using the price guide from a local retro game store. these guides go back nearly 30 years so it makes it easy to compare buy and sell prices over the years. My guess is that Kizuna Encounter was never traded into the store and as such was not included on the price guide. I am not sure how rare this game was in the US, but i know it was very rare in Europe.

@@devinchambers7524 I set this up so it was looking at percentage change over time . Since crusader of century has always been a valuable title it has not gone up in value as much as some of these other games. in retrospect it is kind of a weird way of looking at it, but it made sense to me at the time. ;)

@@mitchellazevedo6637 that’s why it is so fun!

@@gamegeargirl8086 that is amazing. I don’t think i ever had any games from my child hood that ended up being worth anything. I remember playing duck tales 2 but that might have been a rental.

@@MitchellAzevedo-e3x that’s a good point. the main reason is that all my other videos were top 25, the video for the channel F has a similar problem as there was only about 30 games released for it , maybe i will make a directors cut at some point. ;)

@@pioneerman4417 duuuude those are both pretty rare, nice “basement finds”!

the majority of these games are from the 1980s. I was just tracking the price changes over the last 20 years.

@@teknohed I know what years that you said you were going through but I was basically what I'm wondering is if any of them that I have are worth money and approximately how much? But thanks getting back to me

@@phyllisgarber7997 without knowing what you have in your collection it is hard to say, but at the moment the top ten most valuable games are as follows: 1. Nether Dragon 2. Mario Bros 3. Skiing 4. Comic Bakery 5. Wizard of Ids wiz math 6. Amazing Bumpman 7. Star Wars Battle of Hoth 8. Alcazar the Forgotten Fortress 9. Adventures of Pink Panther 10. Fireman Those games are all worth big bucks!

@@atlasprime6193 no joke

@@ugarit5 yeah, i have already done the research , I am doing these in order of system release in the US. The video i am working on at the moment is the Sega 32X and the GBC will be next in line after that.

game dude’s price guide doesn’t specify but i assume it was aes as i am not sure a retail store can buy and sell mvs, but you are right those price guides are under priced

I am not sure how I missed it. I guess i just never got the sector chest in there until I was trying to finish the 10th anniversary title.

@@teknohed no that's not it

In the cave there's a pile of bones, inspecting the bones causes a creepy voice to say "not even a million death is enough to satisfy master rahool"

In the cave there's a pile of bones, inspecting the bones causes a creepy voice to say "not even a million death is enough to satisfy master rahool"

@@JOBSLOV2 yeah, i think i triggered it when i grabbed a spin metal thing that was right on top of it. I didn’t even notice the “remains” and then i was like what the heck was that? i assume this is related to the ol “loot cave” and Grasp of Avarice. I had never heard it before

Oooo that is a good question. I was going off of the Game Dude price guide from early 2004. Martimelee was not included on it likely because that game was only a year or so old by then and had not ever been resold by Game Dude. I bet that one goes for a lot, i will have to look it up. also, sengoku games are so great. 2K is a small price to pay to own a true classic!

@@medmuscle yeah neo geo cd is a good alternative, but boy those games are getting pricy too.

more neo geo games for me i guess. what system do you like?

There's not been a single 'arcade perfect' port of Neo Geo games on any of those old consoles (and emulation isn't a port, so that doesn't count anyway). I remember people claiming that nonsense about Fatal Fury Special on the PC Engine, so I reviewed it myself and it wasn't anywhere near perfect.

@@teknohed Switch, NES, PS1, Saturn. Those were the consoles I liked. The Neo Geo had more power to display more sprites, better colors and better sound but it was NOT like playing games made for the arcade. The games were very limited outside of better colors and graphics when compared to other home consoles. The SNES was a lot weaker but the games were made a lot better than most Neo Geo games. Not to mention Neo Geo games get boring and old extremely fast. That shows how poorly they were designed. Most Neo Geo games get boring within 30 minutes or less.

@@RedArremer PS1 & PS2 are old consoles and Metal Slug 1 & X for ps1 was very close to arcade perfect for $39.99. Cheaper if you bought it used. Even better on the Sega Saturn. Most have all of those games via emulation. Emulation could be considered a close enough port .

@@CEEPMDEE i don’t think anyone spending thousands of dallers is looking for “good enough”. the fact that you can have the same game at home with no compromises is very unique. I agree there are lots of ways to play these games for less, but for collectors it isn’t always about saving money. so to each their own i guess.

@@captainbeastazoid7084 I am so hype for the 7800+ i really hope whatever the hardware inside it is will play the games accurately (i.e. in the right aspect ratio, without lag, correct sound, etc). will be so seeet to play these games in hdmi.

@@CGoldmill-dz4gk just leaving easter eggs for you guys to find. ;)

@@teknohed hell yeah 😂 like I said awesome video though two thumbs up!!! You were doing percentages and it threw me off…

@@11Eighty6 I have the MVS version. It isn’t cheap, but it’s waaaaay cheaper than buying these carts one at a time.

yeah after doing a few of these videos i am kinda left thinking that emulation might be the best solution for a lot of people who just want to play these games.

Sounds like it'd be a good idea to go over to Game Dude and pick up a cart since they are so below market value!

Same thing I was thinking. I was watching Atari Karts myself at $270. Can’t find the Atari listings on gamedude. If they have it I want it

@@Eclecticwitch1 it took me about two months to finally finish this video, my output has slowed down since i became employed again

@@DNASlotCars well, as i explained in the video there are a lot of places you can take pricing data from, i wanted to compare apples to apples to i took the price lists from a game dude which is one of LA’s oldest game shops. They have been posting prices online since the late 90s so it’s a good place to see the price trends. I compared their price lists from 2004 to a current price list. Why isn’t their price the same as a sale in switzerland? That’s a question for Game Dude’s price guide author. I am just reporting on the data as I see it.

wow, that's a nice collection of games. Back in the day I didn't get an AES because it was way to expsensive for me as a high school kid. I have an OMVS now, but the only cart i have is bust a move. I have a NEO SD. I'd like to get some more recently released homebrew games like Xenocrisis and Kraut Buster on MVS cart if I could find them. I think most of the other MVS carts I would want are going to be out of my price range.

@@heilong79 As a collector, unless you are very rich, you will have to think about the value of the games you collect as you buy and sell. Personally i think it is pretty interesting to see the games change value over time, always curious as to why one game or system becomes crazy expensive while another does not. Doesn’t mean that is the only way to look at games, but for me anyway, it was interesting enough to make a video about. i love games and love all kinds of videos, let’s plays, easter eggs, histories, and development analysis, collecting is only one way to interact with games and i agree that it ain’t the only way.

I actually haven't opened it yet. It is pretty light, I bet it is just the game. I am leaving it sealed for now, but I'll ask LRG and see what they say.

@@teknoheddid you ever find out what’s inside? I haven’t seen anybody open it anywhere. Also curious if you remember what the retail on it was.

@@elcucuy640 i will do an unboxing and post it here.

@@teknohed great! Can’t wait to watch