Turtles in Time?

[BillyHW]

That sucks. Not only is whoever bought it dumb, but it gives credibility to the whacked-out price the store was asking. They'll jack up other things like that, knowing it really *is* worth that much to some sucker out there.

 

And you just know the guy would never resell it until he was offered something higher, no matter how long that takes.

[0078265317]

I just came back from disc replay. Just to double check. And a few other things. He said the turtles in time sold online. So somebody did buy it looks like. I still can't believe somebody paid 70 dollars for that. Even with manual and no box.

[DestinedCruz]

I agree with everybody else here. It's really easy to find and it's priced like that just due to popularity. There's at least three copies at various stores in the town I live in alone, ranging from $30 to $40. Popular SNES games have such artificial values right now. The store I work at alone has three copies of Link to the Past right now, and they're all at the amazon $28, but we sell/get them consistently.

 

On the flip side, actual rare gems like Brain Lord are going for ridiculously low prices just because people don't know the name off hand. I just bought one CIB in town for $18, and a CIB Run Saber for $30.

[Austin]

I think as the years go on and more reviews are posted about it, Run Saber is going to jump in price. It's a really cool game that pretty much nobody played.

[DestinedCruz]

Yeah it's fantastic. Like a far more stylish Strider with 2-player coop. What's not to like?