At the end of the day, we the people, assign the value to a game, or any collectible for that matter. If there's more people interested (demand), naturally the price is going to rise. This can and will happen regardless of the quantity available (supply).
I see rarity based on scarcity, while value is based on emotion. When you look at a game like Flintstones Surprise at Dino Peak, that game is genuinely difficult to find. I saw you had it in your collection video, so I'm assuming you know the backstory. The price that game goes for is high, but it makes sense. Now, let's take Pokemon on the Gameboy. Everybody and their mother had that game when it released, yet blue/red version CIB can fetch an easy $50. That's based more on personal connection.
yea, i would buy pokemon blue complete for more than its worth because i grew up with the game, have sentimental value in it, have a strong vision remembering that i kept the box, and its a fun game. i would pay 35$, at the most maybe 40$ but usually, an average person would pay 20 or 25$ for it
I would totally trade a ton of common games for a game like earthbound or bubble bobble! I will be so jealous of you if you get action 52 (assuming that was the game you were talking about). You also need to get cheetah men 2 haha.
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At the end of the day, we the people, assign the value to a game, or any collectible for that matter. If there's more people interested (demand), naturally the price is going to rise. This can and will happen regardless of the quantity available (supply).
KryptoBeatz 1 month ago in playlist More videos from LottnerLand
@KryptoBeatz Ya I agree! Love the opinion, I feel the same. Coming out with a video tonight that'll be titled "Screw Rare Games!" lol
LottnerLand 1 month ago
I see rarity based on scarcity, while value is based on emotion. When you look at a game like Flintstones Surprise at Dino Peak, that game is genuinely difficult to find. I saw you had it in your collection video, so I'm assuming you know the backstory. The price that game goes for is high, but it makes sense. Now, let's take Pokemon on the Gameboy. Everybody and their mother had that game when it released, yet blue/red version CIB can fetch an easy $50. That's based more on personal connection.
KryptoBeatz 1 month ago in playlist More videos from LottnerLand
yea, i would buy pokemon blue complete for more than its worth because i grew up with the game, have sentimental value in it, have a strong vision remembering that i kept the box, and its a fun game. i would pay 35$, at the most maybe 40$ but usually, an average person would pay 20 or 25$ for it
97Retrogamenerd 1 month ago
@97Retrogamenerd yup luckily i got all of the pokemon games, most cib for 90$ alon with extra boxes and boxed gba
LottnerLand 1 month ago
@LottnerLand grr, do you think you have more memories of the games than i did?
97Retrogamenerd 1 month ago
@TheKnottyPuppy Ya Action 52 ;) And ya..wow...Cheetahmen 2..if only :P Thanks!
LottnerLand 1 month ago
I would totally trade a ton of common games for a game like earthbound or bubble bobble! I will be so jealous of you if you get action 52 (assuming that was the game you were talking about). You also need to get cheetah men 2 haha.
TheKnottyPuppy 1 month ago
@Sulfurizing Glad you agree! Thanks for the comment man :)
LottnerLand 1 month ago
@tonymoyoy Ya for sure! Gotta love the thrill of the chase :)
LottnerLand 1 month ago
Don't forget the value of the Hunting which is in my opinion the best part of being a collector
tonymoyoy 1 month ago
Nice vlog man ! I agree on your opinion, I really would trade the 500$ worth of no value games for a 400$ game :D
Sulfurizing 1 month ago