I would say it is on par with Gravity Rush in rarity if you have it complete.
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9 Rarest & Most Valuable PS4 Games You Might Own - WhatCulture Gaming
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Sold my old ps4 with PT installed to my mate for £50 and a bag of weed.
I'm a bloody idiot. How was I supposed to know a demo of a 5 minute horror experience would become so popular?
I'm a bloody idiot. How was I supposed to know a demo of a 5 minute horror experience would become so popular?
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I had P.T. but in Europe they ended the licence for the demo and it's not playable anymore.
But I think the Bloodborne, Nier: Automata and Monster Hunter Steelbooks I own are at least a bit rare (and I love them).
But I think the Bloodborne, Nier: Automata and Monster Hunter Steelbooks I own are at least a bit rare (and I love them).
Same. I was also expecting Ys. Ultimate MvC3 is also quite pricey.
Gryphon Knight is actually expensive, otherwise you are correct.
Which brings me to my point; in 10-15 years, this list will most likely consist of 9 shmups, if history is anything to go by. I guess shot em up fans just tend to keep their games, like having a collection and hates money the most. Its kinda annoying tbh
And yes, Im part of that problem.
Holy shiet you ain't kiddin'.
BRB gonna sell my ps4 Ys 8 copy lol.
I admit these are mostly few and far between there probably will be a few games that got a relatively low print run and gained a bit of cult status like the Yakuza games for example. Besides that it's mostly certain LEs and CEs that are likely to become valuable especially sealed.
That being said something being rare doesn't always mean it's valuable. I also think there'll absolutely be nostalgia for ps3/4 but that it probably won't drive up prices much. Besides that I do agree with you on the huge majority of games that are already worth almost nothing. I don't expect prices to go up for those much.
Ah true. But it's odd it's on the list since it's not a US region game which I expected them to be since they had Gravity Rush.
Whole thing is poorly researched.
i dont think its that rare now... but as a collector myself, i feel like physical copy of Secret Of Mana Remake is gonna be worth a couple extra bucks.
Its a low print limited release... so...
Seems like a lot of people dont understand, just because a collectible game is available in a different region doesnt make that game "collectible" or "rare"
The collectors want specific printings. A low US print means the US version is rare and valuable... not the game itself. So UK and Aus versions are worthless if theyre a way higher print count.
Collectors want low print titles, out of print titles, and generally rare titles. Doesnt matter if the game itself is available elsewhere or digitally.
Its a low print limited release... so...
Seems like a lot of people dont understand, just because a collectible game is available in a different region doesnt make that game "collectible" or "rare"
The collectors want specific printings. A low US print means the US version is rare and valuable... not the game itself. So UK and Aus versions are worthless if theyre a way higher print count.
Collectors want low print titles, out of print titles, and generally rare titles. Doesnt matter if the game itself is available elsewhere or digitally.
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I thought the same but I see copious amounts of copies. It wont be rare.i dont think its that rare now... but as a collector myself, i feel like physical copy of Secret Of Mana Remake is gonna be worth a couple extra bucks.
Its a low print limited release... so...
Its still rare due to very low print... its still relatively easy to find now... but that doesnt make it common.
Limited release games are an easy way to make money now. There will be more and more companies getting into that market as time goes on as its preys on obsessive collectors to make easy money on games not really worth that much in the light of digital versions.
Ive explained this...
Low print. Unlocked Regions has nothing to do with releases of games considered collectibles. A US version of a game, to collectors, is inherently different from foreign regions, which makes that version desirable.
Low print in US means that US version is rare.
The people who are paying high prices arent the people just looking to play the game... they are the collectors who want to own something rare or unique.
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I realize that, but it's the same exact game. There is no difference. There is no region lock. I understand the cover is different and it has a lower print-run, but there is no reason for it to be more expensive because it literally does the same thing other regions do.
I'm not saying you're wrong, I'm saying collector's are weird and stupid sometimes. Like that dumbass Sonic the Hedgehog on Master System. The normal version is worthless and super-common, but some specific release is the exact same game, right down to the cartridge. The only difference is a paper sticker that was put over the bar code and that makes it worth, I dunno, couple a hundred bucks or something. It's just dumb what people find valuable sometimes.
isnt the launch edition of yakuza 0 very pricey now too? I checked awhile ago and it was around $200 sealed
Thats Collector mentality dude.
It doesnt matter if the most common game in the world is available on every device known, if a version is rarer than others, its desired.
Same reason a copy of Earthbound is so expensive even though you could by repro, for a fraction of the price.
Ill admit too, im a collector... mainly comics and some games... i look for low print... i can read all the rare comics digitally, but nothing like having a physical copy of a rare book/game. Its just how collectors look at stuff... yeah its strange, but its fun finding rare stuff, or buying something that becomes rare... hell i have a few modern books that for some reason jumped to the thousands in price, but ill never sell. Its just cool knowing my Wolverine #1 Deadpool variant signed by campbell is worth that much.
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