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Today I went to pick up a Sega Saturn from the post office and while on my way I went to the old game store...

 

Guess what? They had SATURN GAMES! They didn't have them last time! :lust:

 

I got:

 

-Bug Too!

-Robotica

-Mass Destruction

-Street Fighter Alpha 2

-Fighting Vipers

-Fighters Megamix

-Tomb Raider

-Exhumed

-Dragonheart

-Virtua Cop 2

-Last Bronx

 

And for Mega Drive / Genesis:

 

-X-Men

-Alien 3

-Ranger X

-Dynamite Headdy

-Bloodshot

-Castle of Illusion

 

But the coolest part was getting....

 

SONIC 10TH ANNIVERSARY! And Sonic Adventure 2 was still sealed! :cool:

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-Bug Too! 5€

-Robotica 5€

-Mass Destruction 7€

-Street Fighter Alpha 2 15€

-Fighting Vipers 8€

-Fighters Megamix 8€

-Tomb Raider 8€

-Exhumed 7€

-Dragonheart 7€

-Virtua Cop 2 10€

-Last Bronx 7€

 

And for Mega Drive / Genesis:

 

-X-Men 20€ :sad:

-Alien 3 6€

-Ranger X 5€

-Dynamite Headdy 10€

-Bloodshot 5€

-Castle of Illusion 7€

 

And Sonic 10th Anniversary cost me 40€... :sad:

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Is the Sonic 10th anniversary thing the birthday pack that was released for the DC?

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Yes, it's the one that comes with Sonic Adventure 2 (sealed), and the special 10th Anniversary pack that has a soundtrack, gold coin and a booklet...

 

Frankly this is the first time I've seen something rare and imported at the store!

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Is the Sonic 10th anniversary thing the birthday pack that was released for the DC?

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Yes, it's the one that comes with Sonic Adventure 2 (sealed), and the special 10th Anniversary pack that has a soundtrack, gold coin and a booklet...

 

Frankly this is the first time I've seen something rare and imported at the store!

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Damn, 40 euros is alot. I bought it brand new off lik-sang or play-asia (can't remember which) for $10 about 2 years ago or so.

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You guys live in USA, where you can get an a bajillion old games for 5 cents, while here you have to pay a bajillion Euros for one game...

 

(Yes, I'm exagerating, but you get the idea...)

 

In other words, old games are ALWAYS cheaper in the US...

 

Just look at how much I have to pay for old games over here! :sad:

 

Just look at this place! They charge 65€ for a used Saturn! Or maybe a new one, I don't know, but still....

 

An it's not different on Ebay, most old games cost more too, unless they are being sold by someone who doesn't know their value...

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I guess this is one time our mindless consumerism is a GOOD thing for us. If it isn't new and shiny, most Americans figure it is worthless.

 

40 Euros is insane for one game.

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You've never payed that much for a game? Not even a rare one?

 

You don't wanna know how much ID Anthology fetches on Ebay then... :P

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I guess this is one time our mindless consumerism is a GOOD thing for us. If it isn't new and shiny, most Americans figure it is worthless.

 

40 Euros is insane for one game.

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You've never payed that much for a game? Not even a rare one?

 

You don't wanna know how much ID Anthology fetches on Ebay then... :P

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I've paid over $100 for a few games. Most of them were for the Neo Geo though.

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I wouldn't pay more than $40 for ANY used game, on any system, under any condition... that I can dream of, anyhow.

 

The exception would be something like a Multicart or something of that nature.

 

ESPECIALLY with a multi-cart available... I don't see why you would put that much toward a game when you could put it toward a Multicart instead. Finally, most of the RARE games are that way for a reason. They didn't make many and didn't sell many... so... you draw your own conclusions about the real value of a game like that. I mean... how many games are out there that can't be played on a suitable emulator, anyhow? I imagine not many... there are so many alternatives to paying $100 for a thrift-store game.

 

Different priorities, is all. I'm not knocking collectors. I just can't see it, myself.

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When I tell this to my European collector friends, they all say it's a good deal, but all the US collectors seem to be able to find just about any game for 3 cents....

 

Next thing you'll tell me is that the Neo Geo games are cheap there too.... :roll:

 

I just went their today and got Three Dirty Dwarves, In the Hunt for Sega Saturn and The Chaos Engine (The Bitmap Brothers) for Megadrive/Genesis, but I bet you could find those in an US thrift store for 2 cents... (We don't even have those over here) :ponder:

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When I tell this to my European collector friends, they all say it's a good deal, but all the US collectors seem to be able to find just about any game for 3 cents....

 

Next thing you'll tell me is that the Neo Geo games are cheap there too.... :roll:

 

I just went their today and got Three Dirty Dwarves, In the Hunt for Sega Saturn and The Chaos Engine (The Bitmap Brothers) for Megadrive/Genesis, but I bet you could find those in an US thrift store for 2 cents... (We don't even have those over here) :ponder:

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I got my Three Dirty Dwarves for $3 at a book store. And Neo Geo were fairly cheap in Japan. While I was over there I was able to pick up AES carts for like $5-$15 for quite a few of them. And like I said before, that Sonic Anniversary Pack was bought from a site based in Hong Kong, not some thrift store somewhere.

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When I tell this to my European collector friends, they all say it's a good deal, but all the US collectors seem to be able to find just about any game for 3 cents....

 

Next thing you'll tell me is that the Neo Geo games are cheap there too.... :roll:

 

I just went their today and got Three Dirty Dwarves, In the Hunt for Sega Saturn and The Chaos Engine (The Bitmap Brothers) for Megadrive/Genesis, but I bet you could find those in an US thrift store for 2 cents... (We don't even have those over here) :ponder:

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I got my Three Dirty Dwarves for $3 at a book store. And Neo Geo were fairly cheap in Japan. While I was over there I was able to pick up AES carts for like $5-$15 for quite a few of them. And like I said before, that Sonic Anniversary Pack was bought from a site based in Hong Kong, not some thrift store somewhere.

i just got vectorman 1 and 2 yesterday at eb games yesterday for 4.00..you cant go wrong with that!

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If it's as hard as its Playstation iteration (better known as PowerSlave), you'll be playing this one quite awhile. I needed cheat codes to get through it, & decided it wasnt worth playing through ever again...

 

Very challenging, sort of a DOOM FPS based in Egypt.

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