Breath of Fire c/o £37.00
Clayfighter £3.20
Cliffhanger c/o £2.20
Cool Spot £3.65
Cool Spot c/o £2.19
(note- I have also seen Cool Spot cart only go for £6 this week- that's how varied prices can be)
A blog looking at how retro games sell on eBay.co.uk. I watch and collate sales prices, and find a few gems too.
Showing posts with label Snes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Snes. Show all posts
Sunday, 4 December 2011
Snes games #3
Axelay c/o £10.75
Battletoads and Double Dragon: The Ultimate Team c/o £13.50
Battleclash c/o £2.60
Biker Mice from Mars £41.50
Best of the Best: Championship Karate c/o £2.70
Battletoads and Double Dragon: The Ultimate Team c/o £13.50
Battleclash c/o £2.60
Biker Mice from Mars £41.50
Best of the Best: Championship Karate c/o £2.70
Labels:
Axelay,
Battleclash,
Battletoads,
Best of the Best,
Biker Mice,
Snes
Snes games #2
Actraiser c/o £11.50
The Addam's Family: Puggsley's Scavenger Hunt £3.99
The Adventures of Mighty Max £28.00
Aero the Acro-Bat £30.00
Arcade's Greatest Hits: Williams c/o £2
The Addam's Family: Puggsley's Scavenger Hunt £3.99
The Adventures of Mighty Max £28.00
Aero the Acro-Bat £30.00
Arcade's Greatest Hits: Williams c/o £2
Labels:
actraiser,
addam's family,
aero,
mighty max,
Snes,
williams
Saturday, 3 December 2011
December is Snes month
A while back someone on www.retrocollect.com asked about Snes prices. I'm going to focus on compiling boxed and unboxed eBay prices for my snes list at www.retrogameprices.co.uk
Boxed games:
Vortex £2.42
Lamborghini Challenge £2
Super Wrestlemania £2.11
Jurassic Park £2.40
F-Zero £2.95
Boxed games:
Vortex £2.42
Lamborghini Challenge £2
Super Wrestlemania £2.11
Jurassic Park £2.40
F-Zero £2.95
Labels:
F-Zero,
Lamborghini Challenge,
Snes,
Super Wrestlemania,
Vortex
Tuesday, 29 November 2011
Snes prices are rising
Boxed games for the Snes are reaching 8x original RRP, which is pretty amazing. How long before the bubble bursts do you think? Are the buyers complete collectors who are willing to go into the thousands of pounds for the last 10/20 games for their collections, or savvy retro investors who know that game prices are set to rise again?
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