THIS SELLERS IS OUT OF HIS FCKIN MIND!

[GameUser-16-32-128]

Making the price ridiculously high like that will never sell. What makes sellers like you think that it will? That is a hard sell my friend. I can understand if its the last copy on earth, but this game is not so rare.

[Da_Shocker]

I was checking out this seller's feedback, and found that he purchased a factory sealed copy of Shining Force II just over a month ago. How much did he pay? $123.50. I wonder how he justifies raising the price by almost eighteen hundred dollars.

PWNED! This is the price the market dictates not the 1800 or so that you want. http://www.rarityguide.com/genesis_view.php has it worth at 267.00 so you got a steal lol.

[Dark Sol]

I think the problem people have with sealed stuff today is how easily CIB games can be resealed. And you can only prove if they were truly factory-sealed is if you open it up, and that just defeats the purpose of it all.

You sound like an honest seller, but there is a lot of sealed scamming going around lately. I hope you find a buyer.

Thanx!
Unfortunately yes, scambags are everywhere. I, myself bought a lot of reseals and opened them to just verify my theories. Lost a lot of money.
More unfortunate is that genesis and all sega products were sealed in the most weird and unpredictable ways. As a hardcore sega collector i really had and still have a hard time verifying what is good and what is bad. Nintendo is much easier.

That was the main reason why all sealed collectors united into a community to share knowledge and discuss different seal types/prices/whatever. There's a lot of to learn.

[Dark Sol]

PWNED! This is the price the market dictates not the 1800 or so that you want. http://www.rarityguide.com/genesis_view.php has it worth at 267.00 so you got a steal lol.

haha... Looks like you guys barely read what is written in auction. The copy auctioned by me now is not the copy i bought in april. The one i bought in april was very badly listed and didn't even have real pictures. It was pure luck it sold for that cheap. In fact i didn't really want to buy it, but i am a HUGE SF fan and moreover, i thought it could be in a little better shape then my copy, so i tried and eventually won.

This game is very, very rare to find sealed. There were 3 copies on ebay for 6 years, and this is the fact. So one day it could sell for 50$ and another day it will be 500$ and maybe 1000$. WHo knows.

[Rusty Venture]

I live a simple life where I cut out dealing with "sealed games". No point in buying sealed if I plan to play the game.

No game is worth paying more than the original retail price for.

[RowdyRodimus]

Meh, it's the beauty of a free market. if someone wants to pay a huge amount for something someone else thinks is worthless, that's great.

Case in point: I bought four copies of the Obama variant cover of Amazing Spider-Man, to me they were barely worth cover price, but to the people that were happy to give me $200 bucks each for three of them, they got a good deal. I even told them they were way overpaying, but they didn't care, they just wanted them.

[Da_Shocker]

I'm not doubting that this NIB SF2 isn't rare but please show me some hard core proof that shows what those copies have sold for. Psychic Killer Taromaru which is even rarer than what you have has never been sold over a 1,000 NIB on ebay.

[RowdyRodimus]

I live a simple life where I cut out dealing with "sealed games". No point in buying sealed if I plan to play the game.

No game is worth paying more than the original retail price for.

If they stay sealed should they even still be considered games?

[Jimmy Yakapucci]

You sound like an honest seller, but there is a lot of sealed scamming going around lately. I hope you find a buyer.

Please read this thread, (sorry, I know it is long)

http://www.digitpress.com/forum/showthread.php?t=122035

then rethink your quote about sounding like an honest seller.

JY

[Da_Shocker]

Uhm you have to be a member to login.

[Dark Sol]

Making the price ridiculously high like that will never sell. What makes sellers like you think that it will? That is a hard sell my friend. I can understand if its the last copy on earth, but this game is not so rare.

You know, i've seen stuff selling for such insane prices you won't even believe me...You should be familiar with sealed games prices to know it.

Used world is very different from a sealed one.

Let me give you some examples.
Last year a fellow collector won a factory sealed Legend of Zelda LTTP for snes. It was a very mint original copy. I was bidding as well, as well as lot of people. The ending price was 255$ and he won it. I thought like "OMFG! that's insane! No way a snes game can be worth that much! Ridiculous".
Well this year, the same mint copy appeared and ran as a full-time auction. You know what was the ending price? 850$. Yes. 850$.
And i realized i'd better have won it last year! And this price won't fall, believe me. Sealed games are more and more expensive collector's luxury now.

Another little example: Final Fantasy II for snes. Used complete copy hardly worth over 60$. Well and a sealed one?
http://cgi.ebay.com/Factory-Sealed-N...lenotsupported

And what about comics?
http://www.comicconnect.com/bookDetail.php?id=295930

lol. that makes me realize just how cheap are games now..

[Dark Sol]

Please read this thread, (sorry, I know it is long)

http://www.digitpress.com/forum/showthread.php?t=122035

then rethink your quote about sounding like an honest seller.

JY

Jimmy what are you trying to proove here? Create a new thread about it and we'll talk maybe. Although i've explained it all so many times i got really tired. It's even written in auction.

[Da_Shocker]

http://cgi.ebay.com/SEGA-SATURN-PANZ...3%3A1|294%3A50

[Rusty Venture]

If they stay sealed should they even still be considered games?

In my mind, no. There is no point in dropping tons of money for something you can never play. It's fine if someone else wants to do it, but I just can't see spending money on something I can't even use.

[Dark Sol]

In my mind, no. There is no point in dropping tons of money for something you can never play. It's fine if someone else wants to do it, but I just can't see spending money on something I can't even use.

You know, sealed collectors are more of a nostalgic persons. We've played most of these games years ago. And just buying em to bring back memories. To own twenty years old games which is still case fresh... it's a cool fetish, a part of history in your hands in original, untouched state.
And of cause you can also play a used cart only copy for example or just use emulators