EVEN MORE Rare and Expensive Games you'll Probably Never Own
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Doesn't matter if it's the PlayStation 5, the NES or even earlier, retro video games have been getting more and more expensive every year. Somehow people are treating these things like crypto, NFTs, AI Art or whatever the heck grifters are peddling these days. But anyways, even if they're rare they deserve to be covered, SO HERE WE ARE. No copies of Marvel vs Capcom 1 for the PlayStation 1 were bought in the making of this video... I.... promise.......
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0:00 - Intro (How did Megaman and Pokemon get so expensive)
03:02 - Classics no longer affordable
06:37 - The Sega CD and Snatcher
08:53 - BURNING RANGERS GO
12:19 - I Have Literally Never Heard of This (Lucienne's Quest)
18:27 - Licensed Games, Duck Dodgers and my Favorite
25:12 - The Turbografx-16
28:10 - Def Jam Fight for New York
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What's the most valuable video game you own? Lemme know down here. Mine is PROBABLY a copy of Gotcha Force these days but that'll always change.
bro i got launchbox and a modded ps2 Xbox and full ds multicart making it 20,000 games i have from 1977 to 2013 through ds and psp and it cost me about 2 grand for it all
whats up Austin how are you
You know soy has estrogen encouraging like stuff in it that encourages estrogen to grow in men and women and I don't think men need any more estrogen so that's one reason I don't do soy. It doesn't the second it doesn't taste good. And third is that it's like a genetically modified made plant that humans made in a lab 🧪🧫!!!
Definitely my CIB copy of Xenosaga 3. That's over $300 last I checked. Got it for $5 from a closing down retro store, just like my copies of Smash Melee and the rest of the Xenosaga trilogy.
I've got Lifeline on PS2.
The thought of picking up a soggy box of games for a fiver makes my skin crawl. WHY ARE THEY SOGGY
That's the flea market magic
Probably the same reason that I've never seen a Genesis at a retro show dealers room that hasn't looked like it was dug up out of somebody's backyard.
I'm still kicking myself for not asking for one when I was a kid because my parents absolutely would have gotten me one for Christmas. Stupid, stupid, _stupid_ me.🤦♀️
The obvious answer: stupid kids or drunks , or if you’re generous accidents
my ps2 games got caught in a flood in a box so ig
What happens at the dirt mall stays at the dirt mall. You either pay up that five note and don't ask any questions... Or March yourself straight past the table of flea market ninja weapons and just walk right out that door.
It's been over 10 years, and I'm still annoyed that I could have bought 2 copies of Godhand for 14 bucks but didn't because I was a broke dumb kid.
You still can, actually! Just look anywhere that isn't Amazon or eBay because those two sites are filled with insane idiots who want to charge me $400 for a game that isn't even good just because "wow rare video game this is such a pogchamp moment!!!!"
and TH-camrs like Austin and MetalJesusRocks cultivate this behavior and I freaking HATE IT.
Worst part is this is artificially inflated.
I feel this… I actually used to OWN God Hand, but sold it in 2010 at a garage sale for $20! One of my biggest gaming regrets!
I'm trying to highlight rarities in hopes that they can be re-released or have some sort of spotlight on them. I highly endorse emulation within the first minute of the video and this problem has been going on long before I've been around. It's insane that this is one of the only areas of media that doesn't want to actively make older products more readily available. I'm very thankful for archive websites.
Please don't misunderstand my intent.
@@austineruption
My bad... I probably should've watched past the first few seconds
I feel like the entirety of 90s Sega could be summed up as “Hey that was cool, let’s never do it again”.
Burning Rangers stood out to me because it got music in PSO2... And then that's all they did with it. Like that's cool, nice they remembered at all.
Sonic and Sega All Stars Racing Transformed also had a Burbing Rangers themed course.
sega got milion of ips that are forgoten in time . they just milk yakuza and sonic instead and hire new western developers for new games . they play safe but who knows maybe they will try compete with from soft and capcom this time
@@LordDeBahshey to be fair Yakuza is freakin cool
@@geoffreychauvin1474 True but they could still do so much more
I lended my Def Jam: FFNY copy to a friend and he returned it broken. Thanks for re-opening a wound.
I stupidly sold my copy along with my collection and Xbox years ago and I'm still pissed about why I did that. Really dumb mistake I made
I used to have it back in the day for xbox and a few years back i was looking for it on ps2 and i found it for a really good price, im assuming the person didnt know its value so i was fortunate enough and i play it on a daily still.
Dude I have it on og Xbox and it the only
Console
I left at my Old House when I moved . Luckily family lives there so I might have a shot at getting it back.
I gave mine away to someone else that was obsessed with it. That and my Bully game. I played them to the point where they were pointless and bland to me. I think they were recycled perfectly because they'd collect dust if they stayed with me.
My wife never lets me forget about the time she found NEO GEO with a bunch of games for a couple hundred dollars and I told her that was too much.
Tf
Good
She's still your wife? Wow. You're made for each other.
... boom, roasted.
She’s absolutely right to keep reminding you 😅
Neo Geo is cheap and easy to find man WTF
Emulation is the reason why im not buying Snatcher for a 1000 bucks on ebay.
Another alternative though, if you can get a sega cd, is just burning the image on a random CD-R , because the Sega CD has no copy protection
@@kamenstrider9289 beats doing that instead of giving kucknami money.
I feel as though this must be a goldmine for scammers
Unless Konami ports Snatcher to modern systems without screwing that up, then it will stay bloody expensive.
Smart move. The video game industry is a scam with inflated prices. I hate it just as much as toy collectors. They've ruined the intention of the product. Toys are for play and the same goes for video games. Using them as stock of sorts is just wrong.
absolutely CRIMINAL there's been no serious follow up to def jam FFNY...maybe the best wrestling game with henry rollins ever made
Icon (PS3, Xbox 360)
@@MatuBuipretty generic without blazing move and mma
@@dvdbox360yea and the weird ass DJ Controls
There was but we dont talk about icon
The Rise and Fall of a hidden cult classic, just like with Guitar Hero series.
Every time I watch one of these videos I’m reminded of the time I saw Final Fight Guy at a flea market for like $15 and was like “nah that’s too much.”
I'll pour one out for you homie.
It is too much though
15 is still too much by today's economy standard
Fun Fact: My Voice Acting for Animation Teacher played the lead character in the English version of Snatcher, AND I became such fun friends with him that he actually voiced characters in a couple of my animations. Lost Heart Found Danger if youre curious, he also plays the voice on the phone in Scaredy Dave episode 1 and the Manager in Simple Tests. Enjoy for those curious!
also its weird when games I played and liked as a kid are now ultra expensive collectors treasures
a little bit before Armored Core 6 got announced i started a marathon of every armored core game and it was honestly an incredibly fun experience, none of them are bad, all 16 games are at the very least good, even the ps1 games start feeling pretty smooth when you really get used to the controls, favorite series, favorite dev and 6 is my favorite game ever, cannot recommend enough
I hate the retro gaming market so much.
I can understand something like Earthbound being expensive as it didn't sell all that well back in the day, but mainline Pokemon games on the other hand? They're the most common games in the world, but now they're being sold for hundreds & even thousands of dollars! Did I miss some catastrophic Pokemon disaster involving the world's cartridges being destroyed?
My guess its Shiny hunters.
Im sure youve seen those videos. people use multiple legit copies to shiny hunt a specific Pokemon and cut down the time immensely.
I worked at a retro game store during the height of the pandemic, and boy did those prices rise! We had a loose copy of Cubivore for the GameCube that was, disc only, $300.
Oh wow. I still have my original 90s copy of Klonoa with the Point Blank Demo. Had no idea it had gone up in value. I still adore it and play it regularly so i am NEVER parting with that
The rarest title I probably own is a cartridge only copy of Solatorobo which I managed to snag for 60 bucks back in 2018, which I treasure deeply .
Dude that game is awesome. So glad I snagged mine in 2014
You're gonna be mad when I tell you I got a CIB copy of Solatorobo at Gamestop for around $10, as well as a bunch of other rare/uncommon DS JRPGs. None were priced at more than $20. I couldn't believe it. I felt really bad for whoever traded in that JRPG collection... they got completely ripped off.
@@BimmyRee When was this ?
One of my fav DS titles. I only ever heard about it because Nintendo Power covered it at the time and I thought it looked cool.
It stayed in the back of my mind for a little while & I eventually got it for ~$60 in 2014.
@@BugsyFoga 2015. Just dug out the receipt and it was indeed $9.99. Only reason I knew it existed and was a valuable game was because I'd seen it on ebay going for like $100+.
As long as you don't scratch up the label side of the CD or store the disc in extreme conditions, you don't really need to worry about disc rot. Even GameCube games that have peeling labels will still work because of the plastic on both sides. Disc rot generally requires the metallic layer to be exposed to air, which is difficult for DVDs and Blu-rays unless it was a bad disc pressing.
at this point I could almost guarantee you that more people know that Flintstones game as "7 Grand Dad" than they do as "Rescue of Dino and Hoppy"
I had gotten a copy of God-Hand when I was a kid from a local game store, and had wanted to keep it forever. Just for my cousin to let someone borrow it, and I never saw it again. This was all before it became as valuable and rare it is today
Good thing I got it on my PS3.
Before I sold my retro collection, Panzer Dragoon Saga was my grail. Super happy it went to a good home!
Im so happy that several years back i found a complete copy of Chibi Robo and the guy sold it to me for 40 dollars.
That game is well over 100 dollars in the collectors market and i have taken care of my copy, it's a proud moment for me.
i’m still searching for chibi robo
Finally, Austin mentions a game I’ve actually played: Jungle Book Rhythm n’ Groove! I actually had a bootleg copy of this, so I didn’t have the dancemat lol 😅
Wtf, they made a bootleg of grandad and called it flinstones
The nerve of them!
If people can't afford those games 15 years ago, so today they can't afford it even more 😂😂😂
My biggest regret was back in 2017 when GameCube games cost nothing not buying all of them
Same here. It's the curse of focusing on one console. In 2017, I was focusing on PS1 and PS2 collecting, and rightfully so because they also sky rocketed in price but man, I wish I at least got the Pokémon games and Chibi Robo.
I’m really glad I held onto all my pokemon games. They’ve gone up to ridiculous prices especially Heartgold
Currently, I'm a proud owner of Tail Concerto... and hopefully soon proud owner of Solatorobo. CC2 deserves to be known and rewarded for good and original games!
I am continually amazed that my Game Boy Camera _still_ has selfies I took over 25 years ago. It's a great millennial coffee table conversation piece.
i call it nerdflation. it sat on my shelf for half a decade so i could look at it, so now its worth 1000% more because my mom is getting remarried and kicking me out of the basement.
Def Jam: Fight For NY - The Takeover on PSP is probably the most affordable version of the game, and it's still not even close to cheap. It's a very faithful and critically acclaimed port that just never sold well from my knowledge, and it's probably as cheap as it is because it's a handheld game on the fairly inexpensive PSP. Still, it's one of the most expensive games on the console at a mindboggling $90 CAD avg. for a CIB copy, however you can play it officially without missing your mortgage by just getting it digitally on the PSP, you can still buy it on the PSN store on PS3 and transfer it to PSP (or just mod the PSP, like duh).
I guess i'm rather lucky that i grabbed a copy of Def Jam: Fight for NY for PSP at a Gamestop years algo when i had the chance, since i don't have my PS2 copy anymore. But i agree it became ridiculously in price over the years, same thing with Vendetta.
According to PriceCharting my most expensive game is Sega Rally on N-Gage, no idea why it jumped to that degree
I kept all my PS2 shit and I’ve loved horror games since RE1, so I have the Kuon, Haunting Ground, Rule of Rose trifecta.
Funny enough, almost every valuable game I own is a horror game. Shattered Memories, Silent Hill trilogy, Echo Night and Beyond, GameCube Resident Evils… weird how trends work.
90s game/anime voice acting is atrocious but the VAs were (mostly) doing their best and nobody had any idea what was going on so honestly, there's a lot of charm in it for me. I don't miss it, exactly, but those are the dubs I grew up on...
Burning Rangers and NiGHTS absolutely deserve a revival, but unfortunately, it's up to Sega to decide if and when that happens.
I finally got a complete copies of Spider-Man: Shattered Dimansions and Edge of Time for the PS3 a month ago. These are not the most rarest games ever(80$ for each), but you have no idea on how I'm glad to finally having these, and I'm planing to playing them for a Platinum trophies.
I actually picked up a copy of Def Jam FFNY for $60 bucks a few years ago. Never letting it go
0:25 Mario and Peach playing Sega Genesis. That got a loud laugh out of me.😂😂😂
Duck Dodgers got so many games because of it's importance. It is ranked the 4th best cartoon of all time, and in 2004 it was awarded a Hugo Award for Best Dramatic Presentation-Short Form of all time.
I have a cib copy of outrun 2006 coast 2 coast for Xbox. It goes for about $250. But I won't sell it because it's a great game, and I actually enjoy playing it.
and the OG Xbox version of Outrun 2 is expensive
Its amazing that how these old and obscure games became so rare in the marketing. Crazy how much they'll inflate these old games, that'll cost them their months of rent pay.
Klonoa is on PC now for drastically cheaper than the retro game market...
Suikoden is also getting a PC port soon.
I was so caught off guard with the "Fred must paint the wall" mission in that Flintstones game! Like, was he tricked by Neanderthal Tom Sawyer?!
Can't wait for my rarest and most valuable games to inevitably get disc rot! Definitely worth the investment!
Better play them before it happens then. Thats why you bought it to begin with right?
@@stovetopism Nah I bought them just cause they look cool on my shelf. Play my valuable games? FOR FUN? Insanity!
There’s been a lot of studies showing Disc rot is likely going to be much less of an issue than already thought. Excluding older CD titles and Dreamcast GD-ROMs, its I think under 4% of discs in the next 25 years are at risk of rotting. As long as you store your games in proper humidity and temperature, it shouldn’t be a problem.
Disc Rot is not that common, if anything it's a meme re-seller scumbags use in the online space to scare people into parting with their collections.😒
@@jstyxx4110 correct, and with retro gaming particularly, it really only affects Sega CD and Dreamcast.
Funfact: Snatcher is part of the Metal Gear franchise, the main character has a Metal Gear Mk. II as his sidekick, similar to the one Snake uses in MGS4 (though Snakes is a newer revision with modern tech). It also features the character Petrovich Madnar, who appeared in both the origin Metal Gear and Metal Gear 2: Solid Snake.
I actually have my Def Jam Fight for NY. Was playing it on my PS3 the other day since my friend sold me his model that plays PS2. Ive been going through alot of my PS2 faves
best clips I've seen from you, great video have a great year!
Professor Layton & the Azran Legacy is my personal holy grail. It & the Ace Attorney crossover are perpetually out of my reach. I'm also sad that Radiant Historia: Perfect Chronology was once on GameStop's website for a reasonable $40 a few years ago. IT WAS ALMOST MINE, but my hesitation has now cost me my chance to have both the original & the remake.
i remember when my "just out of my reach" games were $200... decades ago now... Snatcher, Panzer Dragoon Saga, Suikoden II, Valkyrie Profile, etc. i picked some of them up at $200... and some i waited and had to pay over $1k.
What's crazy to me is how the US versions of these games are 3 times the price than PAL version lol
I have Azran legacy
I have a copy of Clocktower for PS1. I looked it up and saw a listing for it that claimed about $2k. It was sealed and graded which is strange to me considering that if I spent that money on a game, I wanna play it. Once opened and used it'll lose value quicker that a new car driving off the lot
This might be my favorite video game channel on youtube. The games are so obscure yet i love every second of it
My old roommate had that Samurai Jack game, and I really enjoyed it. It wasn't complex or ground breaking, but it was consistent, and had some challenge to it.
Cool, man! I have the 2 games from the thumbnail but not the versions shown there. I have X-Men Children of the Atom on Saturn and Def Jam Fight For NY on Xbox. My friend and I played a bunch of Fight For NY recently.... like 7 custom character campaigns in a row!
The most expensive game in my collection is Clayfighter Sculptors Cut. It sucks.
You actually drank soylent? My boy turned into a soyjak 💀💀💀💀
I think the pricey-est/rare game I have is Rule of Rose on PS2.
Was lucky to find that and Haunting Ground years ago when they were still in the double digits price range lol
A few years ago I bought Samurai Jack on Gamecube for review. The copy I got was sealed and only cost me $20. I honestly hesitated on opening it since, I didn't run into gamecube games that often...and now I regret opening it.
I'm lucky to have bought a good amount of games over the years before they got expensive. But the one I regret missing out on the most was a copy of Hagane: The Final Conflict for like $12 in the early 2000s. I'm pretty sure I passed up a copy of Demons Crest as well because I hadn't heard of it, but I vividly remember checking it out for awhile and deciding $12 was too much. To be fair I was a broke kid and looking for games in the under $5 range.
I used to own a copy of Solorarobo, and that game was Hella fun. It felt like playing 2 seasons of great anime with pretty enjoyabe combat ant racing.
The other one was Dokapon Kingdom (and Journey to an extent) which I just played and beat with a group of friends (using the Connect version mind you) honestly not as bad and "cutthroat" as people say it is. If you're just all chosing not to go after each other (to an extent), it's a fun romp that isn't even that long.
Rarest I own is Saturn Powerslave, kudos to Night Dive for making it way more accessible and rendering those 90's console versions completely obsolete.
The rarest thing I have I think is Folklore, which in retrospect can't be that rare as it isn't expensive. I just haven't met anyone in my entire life who knows what Folklore is
I loooove that game! It's so unique, with it's Celtic pokemon/dmc aesthetic. I preferred playing the investigator and actually using the powers to the girls more pokemon aesthetic though.
@@ealexjrdn1 you have the option to switch between each chapter. You will get the full story by doing so, and also don't forget about the motion control PS3 controller to capture the folklores.
Burning rangers really needs a remaster. Would make a killer 10-20$ Downloadable game.
Unironically best gaming channel, who saw that coming? Keep up the passionate work, it's golden. 👌✨👑
I just have two things to say:
1. Of course retro games are more expensive: the games that my 30 year old self grew up with just have a certain magic you don't see in the mainstream these days, that and inflation 😅
2. Wow, Austin: normally you have us waiting weeks between vids. Keep up the consistency✊
A few years back I bought a CIB Def Jam fight for NY at a local thrift store for $2. It was scratched but was able to resurface it. Played through the whole story it’s still a great game. Brings a lot of nostalgia playing it as a kid. It might be the rarest game I own now.
Didn't you just release a video? Damn, my dude. Are you trying to make this the best week of my life?
austin you are pullin thru, hope you have a great weekend!
In... 2011? I bought Fight for NY used from a gamestop in another state, brought it home... literally part of the disc was missing. Broken off. It still worked up to a point. Many hours in. It was a good time. But still....
Now I probably couldn't buy that same BROKEN disc without breaking my bank along with it.
Having most of the Armored Core library is something I never thought would become expensive, but here we are. AC3, Last Raven and For Answer rule, and it sucks that it’s so expensive. At least they work well in emulation
Felix the Cat for NES has always been pricey but the Gameboy port of it has quintupled over the past decade. I bought my copy in 2013 (for what I thought was expensive) for $20 and now it's over $100 lose
The hair and beard combo is looking as good as it ever as in this video, in my opinion. And I've always been a fan of your style; even the multi colored hair phase.
My brother and cousins played the heck outta Fight for New York, but I was a bit too young to understand the hype. The game has aged impressively well both graphically and mechanically. I'm pleasantly surprised to see it here in your video.
Played def Jam vendetta last week and it is a cool concept but felt a bit slow and clunky. I assume NY is better improved upon? My manager was so lucky he found a copy of it at a carboot sale (garage sale) for £1!!! It only costs £30-42 here in the UK tho 🤷
*Valkyrie Profile* on PSX ❤
Just in time for my break at work!
I think my most expensive title is Xenosaga 3. Or Koudelka. Not even sure anymore. Things I paid $15 for a decade ago have gone crazy in price.
I went into a random computer repair shop the other day that also had used games on sale. Their copy of Def Jam: FFNY was by far their most expensive game on the shelf for 180 dollars.
I actually found a US version of Magical Chase a couple weeks ago in Germany of all places. Only paid $100. I think they didn’t realize which version it was…
my most expensive games are [all CIB] Adventures of Little Ralph (PSX, $850), Resident Evil Gaiden (GBC, $830), Super Mario World (SNES, $760), Go Go Hypergrind (GC, $500), and Tron Bonne (PSX, $480). I am not counting the sealed games of course. i should note that i paid MSRP or less for them all, i've been collecting for a while. Then there is Ultima Online Charter Edition for PC... it's mint and complete and a bitch to find in such condition, i wouldn't value it for a penny under $1k. I even have the original retail release of UO with the pin... that $500 easy.
My most expensive games come from collecting for the Wonderswan, Neo Geo Pocket Color and Dreamcast in the early 2000s. I have a complete in box US NGPC collection, with complete UK copies of Evolution, Cotton, Cool Boarders and Dynamite Slugger, plus Japanese Big Band Pro Wrestling. On the Wonderswan side, Judgement Silversword, Mega Man, Golden Axe, and others. For Dreamcast, US copies of Cannon Spike, Project Justice and Japanese copies of Super Street Fighter II X, Border Down collectors edition, again among others.
Biggest takeaway from this... at the end. You mentioned Suikoden. I got the first one in a bargain bin for $5 as a clearance item. Got another years later for $15 after my disc got scratched.
I own almost every iteration of that franchise and absolutely love it! Looking forward to the HD remake when/if it comes.
Also, forgot about Def Jam. Shame my pocket book aint so big these days.
I know this isnt super rare but I just found a copy of Deadpool boxed ps4 so I'm pumped to play it now!
I only collect jrpgs on the ps1 and ps2, so that helps me keep my spending under control; only buying one or two a year. That said, the cornerstone of my game collection is actually Persona 2: Eternal Punishment. I can't say it was worth it, but it is pretty cool to have.
Man, I wish I actually bought Def Jam: Fight for New York rather than continuously renting it from Blockbuster back in the day...
I hate this retro game price being worth more than some of the greatest game releasing nowadays
The rarest thing I've got is a boxed copy of Panorama Cotton, one of the best shooters of the 16-bit era. Bought it for $150 a long time ago, last time I checked it's going for 4 figures D:
It's really a shame because more people should play that game
18:39 Caddicarus owns one of these! He featured it in one of his videos (the one about bad Disney PS1 games I believe). Apparently the dance pad is called the Thrust Master in the UK too, by the way.
I learned a lesson in the early 1980s. I sold some games at the time to buy a new motorobike. Although I needed it, I regretted selling stuff so I never sold anything ever again.
And because of that I still have every game I've bought since then and I've amassed quite a lot over the years. Many of which fetch massive amounts now. I'd always wait until a console is about 1/5 generations old and pick up all the stuff cheap.
Seeing how much some of these go for amazes me.
When it comes to to Def Jam: Battle of NY, I've actually found the discs for both the Xbox and PS2 versions at yard sales in the past for just $1 each. And funnily enough, a few years back I was at a random yard sale and saw the Gamecube case in a bin for $1. I immediately scooped it up, but when I opened it there was a different disk inside. So now I have the PS2 and Xbox discs without the cases, and the Gamecube case without the disk.
Some Rare Games I own are Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door, F-Zero GX (CD only), Megaman Anniversary Collection and bunch of Sonic Games that Sega still hasn’t re-released yet.
i'm excited for the TTYD remaster coming out this year
Just wanted to add to the video. There's also Flash carts, Optical disk drive emulation, and Soft modding.
A long detailed explanation in case your interested:
Not only is emulation an option for most people that can't see themselves spending thousands on a single game but, there is also the option for Flash carts like the Everdrive. So you can still experience the same games on native hardware including being able to run rom hacks as well. There's also Optical disk drive emulators like GDEMU for the Sega Dreamcast. Just like in the name you can throw in a huge collection Sega Dreamcast games on an SD card and the console will believe that there is a disk game running on an optical disk drive. Can't forget about the soft modding scene as well for consoles from the 6th to 7th gen console which are much easier to do now a days as long as you have a computer or laptop. 8th gen on the other hand is still in work progress the ps4 is hard to mod do to security updates that sony has pushed and its all thanks to hackers selling off security weaknesses to Sony for a profit. It will probably take forever for the soft modding community to be able to get all software updates of any kind to be soft mod-able.
You have now reminded me that phantasy star online had a burning rangers event where the boomas exploded and the theme never stopped
I loved that mission. I always looked forwrd to that mission everytime it became available
I was lucky enough to pick up a copy of Little Samson a few years ago. Spent more than I probably should have on it, but nowhere near what it goes for these days. I'm also quite happy to own a CIB copy of Panzer Dragoon Saga.
Love the T posing Ice-T
Hey I own Snatcher!
Hey I own Klonoa DtP!
@@perpetualcollapseMe too! And also God Hand and Odin Sphere on my PS3!
@@perpetualcollapse I assume you own the Japanese version, right?
@@QF_Dan72
Just the loose Merican version. It’s scratched up and has like 2 disc rot spots. It still boots and plays well though. Wish I knew how much it was going to be worth before letting it go neglected. I’ve got bootleg DVDs from the ‘00s in better shape…
I'm pretty basic when it comes to rare games. Probably my most expensive are Rocket Knight Adventures, and MvC2
I recently got a out of box Pokémon Sapphire for $22. It was that cheap because it's in Spanish, but it works like a charm, and l took over the failed Nuzlocke of a save file. After a week, l just need to beat the E4, and catch a few more exclusives, and then my next hunt will be to get a cheap Emerald and a link cable.
Always appreciate a fellow Marauders stan, probably my favorite of Duggan's work
Two years ago, I picked up two wave birds, 1000 year Door, and Ribbit King in the same day at a thrift store for $11 total
I knew exactly what was happening as it happened
I found a huge Turbografx 16 lot for $250 at a garage sale. It came with a Turbo Express, Magical Chase, Bonk 3 and some other CIB games
The Last Guy is sooo cool though. Addictive trial and error arcade gaming with an iconic art style!
if only if we had a time machine
I would buy every game.
Fun fact with Def Jam: Fight for NY: you can mix up some of the fighting styles to create some interesting styles, including actual drunken boxing. Yes, you can mix and match certain styles to create actual drunken boxing kung fu!
Its such a good fighting game. That's why its so expensive
Its such a good fighting game. That's why its so expensive
Heeey a mention of the 1 rare game I own in the intro, I've had Pocky and Rocky 2 since I was a kid. Love that game.
Austin work has been kicking my ass but your videos always make me feel better ❤🙏🏿