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Not exactly what I was talking about. Dannymac Send a noteboard - 03/08/2011 06:30:58 PM
I still purchase some Super Nintendo cartridges when I come upon them. And they're still ridiculously expensive. I think Final Fantasy III (6) was around 50$ when I purchased it a few years back.


That's because of rarity issues. The cartridge is hard to get ahold of, and so is expensive to buy, and none of that money goes to Nintendo. What is the worth of the game, itself, would you say? I mean, were Nintendo to put it on Virtual Console, (it may be there, IDK) what would be a reasonable price to pay?
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What is the value of an old game? Dannymac - 03/08/2011 04:41:26 PM 680 Views
Depending on the game, $5-10 is perfect for me beetnemesis - 03/08/2011 05:46:43 PM 556 Views
Depends on the game. Fanatic-Templar - 03/08/2011 06:15:04 PM 538 Views
Not exactly what I was talking about. Dannymac - 03/08/2011 06:30:58 PM 570 Views
Ah, I see. Fanatic-Templar - 04/08/2011 04:26:28 AM 524 Views
Varies wildly on the game. 2D ages much better than 3D. Ghavrel - 03/08/2011 10:38:13 PM 534 Views
I would basically agree with this. *NM* Zalis - 04/08/2011 03:06:30 AM 220 Views
I agree on 5-10, depending LadyLorraine - 04/08/2011 05:22:36 PM 530 Views
But how much of that is based on availability? Dannymac - 04/08/2011 08:25:27 PM 527 Views
yes, but I still don't think you'll see prices come up high LadyLorraine - 04/08/2011 11:40:14 PM 521 Views
Re: I agree on 5-10, depending Praziquantel - 05/08/2011 04:43:30 AM 674 Views
lost your original copy, it's just that old a game... LadyLorraine - 05/08/2011 05:27:09 AM 502 Views
I bought Arch Rivals (NES) for $2.50 a few months ago. I'd say that's fair. Zalis - 04/08/2011 08:44:58 PM 520 Views
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