Another group of resellers and scalpers wormed their way into this market and enthusiasts are left with the end result which is extreme prices… these people don’t even play games.
People can bitch about resellers until they are blue in the face, but the reality is that collectors are the worst thing for collectors. Seriously. The act of collecting retro games is the act of stripping the supply of retro games from the market. Shelf collecting is the biggest reason why prices keep rising. I've got games in my collection that I bought 20 years ago. That's games that have been out of circulation for 2 decades, and I haven't played them in just as long. That's assuming I ever even played them. We sit around joking about unachievable backlogs, and there's so so many people where that's just the truth of the matter. A lot, if not the majority, of retro "collectors" have more games than they have remaining hours of life to play. The existence of the hobby itself makes the hobby expensive. If everybody just bought games, played them, and them immediately flipped them back out into the world, they would all be worthless.
@@BurnTheFlag Yeah I’m not really fond of the people who make videos and have 5,000 games in the background either, they’re just hoarding also… when an item isn’t in print anymore it’s just fair game who gets what’s left I guess. I’m just at the digital only point for older games…
@@BurnTheFlag I couldn't give less of a shit about my collection sitting on the shelf gaining value... Whine more... 🤣🤣🤣 I'm supposed to feel sorry for gamers and give it away for the sake of YOU getting to play them... What a pretentious comment.
The coronavirus lockdown changed everything. At least here in the UK. Most people in the UK were at home for months and needed new hobbies. Clips of retro video games started circulating on apps like TikTok, which in theory got a lot of people into buying retro video games again. The retro video game scene was very niche pre 2020. But the massive increase in popularity for the hobby has made prices increase too. More people buying, more demand which means higher prices. I’ve been collecting most of my life. However, I do not find it fun anymore. Gone are the days of finding steals out in the wild, because now everybody knows how much these games are worth. I may be way off with this take. But this is definitely how I see it.
i just sold off my whole PS1 collection..it was amazing i had alot of bangers and some crazy OEM ps1 cabinets. ! just dont have faith in the market..also disc rot idea freaks me out. Any way i got +$12,000 last week..and im not regretting it..I have all the emulators if I wanna play
@@leejoshua5610 I know you were asking him but I recently couldn't take it anymore and I just sold to a bunch of stores I probably got like 40% of what everything was worth but I needed a lot of money I think you would have to find a collector to get more money than that all my stuff was like 10 to $50 titles mostly in the 10 to 20 range
I just spent 100$ on 2 GameCube games, Mario Sunshine and Zelda collection. That's what I paid for when these games first came out and now I relived that moment. Retro games definitely have gotten expensive in recent years especially Nintendo games .
I think I'll be done with modern console gaming once all-digital becomes the norm. I'm happy with my physical library of retro games. I collect on the down tick of a console generation when everything is on the cheap, but that hasn't been the case with console games lately. They're really holding their value. Can't even pick them up for cheap at the flea market anymore either.
Same. I will be at peace with the impending doom of the gaming industry as we know it. I am nearly finished collecting for the Saturn (thank goodness) and have all of the bruisers that I ever wanted for it (domestic and imports). I still have to get some TurboGrafx and Turbo CD stuff that I want, but I have some bruisers for those. I am getting there. I will own stuff and be happy! These companies don't want my money.
Ratchet Retro Game Stores have become a cesspit due to Adopting Sleazy Reseller Business Tactics. Their prices are more than Double eBay Prices. And their condition often does not reflect their Outrageous Premium Prices. Too many people are now going into Reselling VG as not a Side Hustle but as a Viable Revenue Source. The Gaming Landscape is now going the route of Comics and the Collector's Mentality in the Mid to Late 90's.
Retro gaming market sucks in the US. Japan's Retro game market used to be pretty good (was able to buy Illbleed for DC for 3000 yen) but now it's getting worse.
@@Dorian_Gray83 i don't mind them buying but I really don't like it when retro game collectors just collect them like trophies or future profit and not play them. like at least play the game dammit.
I’ve noticed that eBay sellers nowadays never lower prices when demand drops. I’ll look up an item and see 20 of that item all overpriced. A few months later I’ll check again and see the same overpriced items from the same sellers. They refuse to adjust prices because they all think everything they buy must be sold for double what they paid. They’re just delusional and it’s getting old.
Obscure/niche titles tend to maintain value or go up. The only time I've really seen prices fall is when a modern remaster or collection comes out. Which is happening alot more than I thought it would honestly...
I absolutely prefer a modern remaster over a retro game that costs hundreds. I was talking to a store owner about how the Lunar games are so expensive I can’t afford them and then literally the next day they announced the remasters.
I think that gonna kill or halt the Market a little bit with remastered and collections told a guy about marvel vs Capcom 2 and said oh that's getting remastered very soon I think Sony is about to remaster a lot of games. Nintendo is already doing it
physical games are becoming more attractive as game devs do not want you to own anything, thus older games being sought-after. When you actually own your game, you can play it whenever you want and sell it or keep it, whatever you wish...they can always lock you out of digital copies.
You're just a narcissistic memberberry. Modern games are fun. You must have been broke or in a coma back in the day, because there were tons of trash then too.
I agree with you 100%. We will get a cooling off time for retro games once the economy resets (doesn't matter who gets elected). This time will be the best time to buy the rare and most expensive games, due to sell offs. Once the economy stabilizes and digital era takes over, physical media will shoot up in price. Plus future generations becoming Nostalgic (PS3, XBOX 360, WiiU era) will make those games in your video even more expensive. Anything that's not available digitally will become super expensive...
No, it absolutely matters. Policies affect the market. Why do you think people in Congress do so well in the stock market? One has great, proven policies. The other doesn't. It is what it is.
Physical games, in general, are retaining their value. I'm seeing some Switch games not dropping in price after being out for a while. There seems to be rush to grab as much Switch games as possible before the digital take-over. Ace Attorney has gotten remasters for Switch. But, the sprite work and sound design for DS versions are nostalgic. So, the DS games are still very valuable. Plus, carts in systems like Switch and DS seem to be more reliable than discs. They're going to be around a lot longer than discs. So, people are already speculating their value.
I don’t think the market will crash but we are in a market correction. I think things will be calm for awhile until the next generation of consoles will come out that is digital only and that might make people run back to the older stuff because physical. Or it could go the other way and people have accepted that they don’t need to hoard all of these games and emulation, flash carts, and ODE’s are just as good and more accessible.
I think In 7-8 years nobody will care for these games, get rid of them while you still can. I have downsized my collection to only 350 games and even that is too much ! I realized that while I was talking to few friends of mine and when I was telling them a story about how I found a complete Gamboy Ciolor boxed for 20 euros they didn't even knew what a Gameboy is...and they are born bvetween 1995 - 2000. I am 40 years old and I barely care anymore!...BUT I love your videos :)
Why should people get rid of them because other people won't care anymore? I don't appreciate my collection for any other reason than it's my childhood, my favorite hobby, and a constant in my life. If the market value of my collection drops, I'll still enjoy gaming.
The next BIG one will be the Nintendo Switch... All these kids who grew up with it, will try to hunt down stuff they are nostalgic for... Nostalgia rules ALL types of collectibles and games...
I remember my dad bought me the Chronic and told me to listen to it on my walkmen portable CD player with my headphones so my mom wouldn’t know he got it for me lol.
RIP Aaliyah! Her music got added to streaming a while ago, but Dr Dre had an exclusive deal with Apple until a couple of years ago so albums like the Chronic were locked to that platform. It was annoying plus there are still songs like Deep Cover that have never been on streaming services. That's why it's important to still keep this physical media and I think it will stay because of things like blu rays and dvds. If those stop being made or sold then I think all physical media is at risk of being discontinued.
Interesting video, in the UK it's interesting watching CEX the UK chain similar to GameStop. Prices have been going up across the board, gen 7 if it's not a heavily re-released title the price is up, there are still good deals on lesser known titles but the floors raised a bit, I think there could be adjustments as there's a lot when I go in there I will avoid picking up as it's too expensive for what it is like the sonic all star racing £6 on all systems - is it really selling on all systems for that? Since there's so many games like that to go with on the system that are half decent but not something Im persuaded to pay out for, I will feel it's too much to go over £5 as it adds up quickly. so I think with more common or titles that are neich but have plenty of copies I think the price could either be the same or go down. If you're okay with no manual it's possible to still get deals on ps1 games, I go by system on the website and sort by price from low and picked up some games way bellow eBay price last year. It is expensive to collect anyhow, maybe the occasional bargain on games that aren't well known on PS2 and the few sega PS3 games are super cheap xD. A caveat with ps1 games is you've got to be prepared for a shotgun approach ordering online as CEX is notorious for cancelling orders, it has a lot of stock thats registered but when they go ti dispatch it, it has something missing meaning they can't use it for the online sale, so it's hit and miss sometimes.
Losers selling stuff on the Internet it’s not just retro games. They do that with new devices. Buy them all up and sell them after the supplies are bought up for way too high price. Stop buying from these people and the prices will go to normal where they should be.
I was a game dealer for over a decade, and started winding my business down a few years ago because sales volumes fell off a cliff. My sales came to a screeching halt back in 2019 and never really recovered. I was stuck sitting on a humongous inventory of thousands of games I could not sell. The sad reality is physical media is on its deathbed, video games included. There's 2 things destroying the classic games market. The first being the advent of emulation, and the 2nd being a higher availability of games thru digital platforms. There are 2 types of gamers, the collectors, and then theres the casual gamers who don't care to collect and just want to play games. The casual gamers aren't going to pay for a game they can otherwise play for free. Its not going to be 10 or 15 years from now when these games become digital only, we are already there. Almost every major console has now been emulated to some degree. Despite the decline in sales, many prices of rarer, more sought after classic titles have held their prices very steady, while the more common titles have fallen off a cliff. Something to note about those older consoles is that over time, less and less people have them. How many American households still have a working NES today? Not many. PS2 games are a hard sell too because they are so well emulated now that no one wants or needs to buy them anymore. I had to sell off thousands of PS2 titles for bargain bin prices just to get rid of them. Over time, more and more of these consoles are going to disappear from American households, and all but the rarest of titles will essentially become paperweights.
How many of those prices are real though? I constantly see overpriced games online. This is the reason I rarely buy physical games anymore. Those prices are based on resellers buying so they can make a buck. Or, real gamers who had to overpay to get a game they really wanted. It has gone on for too long and many like myself are dropping physical for digital because we are tired of being exploited.
@@lanceknightmare Supply and demand dictates prices. Logically, the rarer a title, the more each remaining copy is going to cost. That is not price gouging, but rather the market determining prices. There are game dealers who price gouge, they also don't make any sales. If someone else has the same game for cheaper, which are you going to buy? Likewise, game dealers typically operate on paper thin margins. Those dealers also have operating costs, and they are often enormous. Its the whole reason I got out of the business, I couldn't turn a profit at all anymore.
@@GamersBay Cost over a certain dollar amount causes more buyers not to buy. This is what is called being priced out of the market. Clearly, supply and demand is not the sole decider for these prices. The unknown price just allowed sellers to get away with overcharging. Eventually, more buyers became wise to it.
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Another group of resellers and scalpers wormed their way into this market and enthusiasts are left with the end result which is extreme prices… these people don’t even play games.
People can bitch about resellers until they are blue in the face, but the reality is that collectors are the worst thing for collectors. Seriously. The act of collecting retro games is the act of stripping the supply of retro games from the market. Shelf collecting is the biggest reason why prices keep rising. I've got games in my collection that I bought 20 years ago. That's games that have been out of circulation for 2 decades, and I haven't played them in just as long. That's assuming I ever even played them. We sit around joking about unachievable backlogs, and there's so so many people where that's just the truth of the matter. A lot, if not the majority, of retro "collectors" have more games than they have remaining hours of life to play. The existence of the hobby itself makes the hobby expensive. If everybody just bought games, played them, and them immediately flipped them back out into the world, they would all be worthless.
@@BurnTheFlag Yeah I’m not really fond of the people who make videos and have 5,000 games in the background either, they’re just hoarding also… when an item isn’t in print anymore it’s just fair game who gets what’s left I guess. I’m just at the digital only point for older games…
@@BurnTheFlag but don't get upset when ppl go digtal that why I tell people that go digtal your risking it by doing that
@@BurnTheFlag I couldn't give less of a shit about my collection sitting on the shelf gaining value... Whine more... 🤣🤣🤣 I'm supposed to feel sorry for gamers and give it away for the sake of YOU getting to play them... What a pretentious comment.
The coronavirus lockdown changed everything. At least here in the UK.
Most people in the UK were at home for months and needed new hobbies. Clips of retro video games started circulating on apps like TikTok, which in theory got a lot of people into buying retro video games again.
The retro video game scene was very niche pre 2020. But the massive increase in popularity for the hobby has made prices increase too. More people buying, more demand which means higher prices.
I’ve been collecting most of my life. However, I do not find it fun anymore. Gone are the days of finding steals out in the wild, because now everybody knows how much these games are worth.
I may be way off with this take. But this is definitely how I see it.
i just sold off my whole PS1 collection..it was amazing i had alot of bangers and some crazy OEM ps1 cabinets. ! just dont have faith in the market..also disc rot idea freaks me out.
Any way i got +$12,000 last week..and im not regretting it..I have all the emulators if I wanna play
how did you sell it?
He definitely sold them to a reseller in bulk. It's the easiest way to downsize. @rustyshackleferd22
How did you sell all of it I'm trying to get rid of a lot of stuff
how did you sell it buddy
@@leejoshua5610 I know you were asking him but I recently couldn't take it anymore and I just sold to a bunch of stores I probably got like 40% of what everything was worth but I needed a lot of money I think you would have to find a collector to get more money than that all my stuff was like 10 to $50 titles mostly in the 10 to 20 range
Physical media will already have a place with us old guys we grew up with it 😂
I just spent 100$ on 2 GameCube games, Mario Sunshine and Zelda collection. That's what I paid for when these games first came out and now I relived that moment. Retro games definitely have gotten expensive in recent years especially Nintendo games .
Dude just download a ROM.
I think I'll be done with modern console gaming once all-digital becomes the norm. I'm happy with my physical library of retro games. I collect on the down tick of a console generation when everything is on the cheap, but that hasn't been the case with console games lately. They're really holding their value. Can't even pick them up for cheap at the flea market anymore either.
Same. I will be at peace with the impending doom of the gaming industry as we know it. I am nearly finished collecting for the Saturn (thank goodness) and have all of the bruisers that I ever wanted for it (domestic and imports). I still have to get some TurboGrafx and Turbo CD stuff that I want, but I have some bruisers for those. I am getting there. I will own stuff and be happy! These companies don't want my money.
Ratchet Retro Game Stores have become a cesspit due to Adopting Sleazy Reseller Business Tactics.
Their prices are more than Double eBay Prices. And their condition often does not reflect their Outrageous Premium Prices.
Too many people are now going into Reselling VG as not a Side Hustle but as a Viable Revenue Source.
The Gaming Landscape is now going the route of Comics and the Collector's Mentality in the Mid to Late 90's.
Retro gaming market sucks in the US.
Japan's Retro game market used to be pretty good (was able to buy Illbleed for DC for 3000 yen) but now it's getting worse.
@@FightCain
You have to thank the retro game RUclipsrs that started flying to Japan and increasing those prices as well.
@@Dorian_Gray83 i don't mind them buying but I really don't like it when retro game collectors just collect them like trophies or future profit and not play them.
like at least play the game dammit.
I got a Pandora. 28,600 video games. I stopped collecting retro because I wanted to play so many. Now I've saved thousands of dollars.
I’ve noticed that eBay sellers nowadays never lower prices when demand drops. I’ll look up an item and see 20 of that item all overpriced. A few months later I’ll check again and see the same overpriced items from the same sellers. They refuse to adjust prices because they all think everything they buy must be sold for double what they paid. They’re just delusional and it’s getting old.
The Chronic! Such a classic album. I won’t let you feel old 🎉
covid played a huge part in the price bump.. may not ever recover
Games are trash these days, everyone is going back to the past.
So are gamers. Gamers are a toxic bunch of sand suckers.
With the crap being rolled out today... people just go back to bangers so they don't have to deal with it
Ppl say retro gaming is expensive, and indeed, it is, but let's not forget Modern digital games are going for 70$ not including micro transactions
Plus the $1000 obsolete proprietary computer you have to buy to play it...
@VioFax exactly! Also, eventually, an upgrade for memory expansion will be another few hundred lol. Huge gig updates for games/ and internet
Obscure/niche titles tend to maintain value or go up. The only time I've really seen prices fall is when a modern remaster or collection comes out. Which is happening alot more than I thought it would honestly...
I absolutely prefer a modern remaster over a retro game that costs hundreds. I was talking to a store owner about how the Lunar games are so expensive I can’t afford them and then literally the next day they announced the remasters.
I think that gonna kill or halt the Market a little bit with remastered and collections told a guy about marvel vs Capcom 2 and said oh that's getting remastered very soon I think Sony is about to remaster a lot of games. Nintendo is already doing it
physical games are becoming more attractive as game devs do not want you to own anything, thus older games being sought-after. When you actually own your game, you can play it whenever you want and sell it or keep it, whatever you wish...they can always lock you out of digital copies.
Modern games are 100% garbage and the industry is dying because of it. Retro will only increase in popularity/value.
Says you. I roll with the Nintendo Switch games modern RPG and Jrpg games are valuable.
@@trapdoorfloyd this is true
This only applies to AAA games for me. I'm still seeing great games come out in the modern era.
You're just a narcissistic memberberry. Modern games are fun. You must have been broke or in a coma back in the day, because there were tons of trash then too.
There are amazing modern games. You just must not be playing them.
Ninja Gaiden black is not cheap and will only increase in price. I can see the Ninja Gaiden collection also hold/ raise it’s value
I agree with you 100%. We will get a cooling off time for retro games once the economy resets (doesn't matter who gets elected). This time will be the best time to buy the rare and most expensive games, due to sell offs. Once the economy stabilizes and digital era takes over, physical media will shoot up in price. Plus future generations becoming Nostalgic (PS3, XBOX 360, WiiU era) will make those games in your video even more expensive. Anything that's not available digitally will become super expensive...
Trump said he will reduce vintage games by 30%. Make games affordable again.
No, it absolutely matters. Policies affect the market. Why do you think people in Congress do so well in the stock market?
One has great, proven policies. The other doesn't. It is what it is.
Physical games, in general, are retaining their value. I'm seeing some Switch games not dropping in price after being out for a while.
There seems to be rush to grab as much Switch games as possible before the digital take-over.
Ace Attorney has gotten remasters for Switch. But, the sprite work and sound design for DS versions are nostalgic. So, the DS games are still very valuable.
Plus, carts in systems like Switch and DS seem to be more reliable than discs. They're going to be around a lot longer than discs. So, people are already speculating their value.
I don’t think the market will crash but we are in a market correction. I think things will be calm for awhile until the next generation of consoles will come out that is digital only and that might make people run back to the older stuff because physical. Or it could go the other way and people have accepted that they don’t need to hoard all of these games and emulation, flash carts, and ODE’s are just as good and more accessible.
I think In 7-8 years nobody will care for these games, get rid of them while you still can. I have downsized my collection to only 350 games and even that is too much !
I realized that while I was talking to few friends of mine and when I was telling them a story about how I found a complete Gamboy Ciolor boxed for 20 euros they didn't even knew what a Gameboy is...and they are born bvetween 1995 - 2000. I am 40 years old and I barely care anymore!...BUT I love your videos :)
That will be the test. Once the people who had nostalgia for old games fall off in the next decade, then we will see what is truly collectible.
@@tcsutton9121 one down
@@tcsutton9121 I think Switch is a great system, if you have to choose only 1 platform.
Why should people get rid of them because other people won't care anymore? I don't appreciate my collection for any other reason than it's my childhood, my favorite hobby, and a constant in my life. If the market value of my collection drops, I'll still enjoy gaming.
The next BIG one will be the Nintendo Switch... All these kids who grew up with it, will try to hunt down stuff they are nostalgic for... Nostalgia rules ALL types of collectibles and games...
You have a great collection there, but it's very expensive to buy old games these days.
I remember my dad bought me the Chronic and told me to listen to it on my walkmen portable CD player with my headphones so my mom wouldn’t know he got it for me lol.
Definitely hitting a floor here imo. Some rare titles that I wanted to buy are now in my collection thanks to this pullback.
RIP Aaliyah! Her music got added to streaming a while ago, but Dr Dre had an exclusive deal with Apple until a couple of years ago so albums like the Chronic were locked to that platform. It was annoying plus there are still songs like Deep Cover that have never been on streaming services. That's why it's important to still keep this physical media and I think it will stay because of things like blu rays and dvds. If those stop being made or sold then I think all physical media is at risk of being discontinued.
If we really have an entire market crash I'm buying some cib snes and Genesis... I missed the window for picking those up 15 years ago.
They said vinyl was dead 30 years ago too... 😂
Physical media isn't going anywhere. Even if the newer games go all digital, it wouldn't make a difference.
vinyl definitely dead buddy
@leejoshua5610 Vinyl has outsold cds for years. Made several billion last year. And record stores are everywhere 🤣
Interesting video, in the UK it's interesting watching CEX the UK chain similar to GameStop. Prices have been going up across the board, gen 7 if it's not a heavily re-released title the price is up, there are still good deals on lesser known titles but the floors raised a bit, I think there could be adjustments as there's a lot when I go in there I will avoid picking up as it's too expensive for what it is like the sonic all star racing £6 on all systems - is it really selling on all systems for that? Since there's so many games like that to go with on the system that are half decent but not something Im persuaded to pay out for, I will feel it's too much to go over £5 as it adds up quickly. so I think with more common or titles that are neich but have plenty of copies I think the price could either be the same or go down. If you're okay with no manual it's possible to still get deals on ps1 games, I go by system on the website and sort by price from low and picked up some games way bellow eBay price last year. It is expensive to collect anyhow, maybe the occasional bargain on games that aren't well known on PS2 and the few sega PS3 games are super cheap xD. A caveat with ps1 games is you've got to be prepared for a shotgun approach ordering online as CEX is notorious for cancelling orders, it has a lot of stock thats registered but when they go ti dispatch it, it has something missing meaning they can't use it for the online sale, so it's hit and miss sometimes.
trading cards went thru the roof during that same time period. glad we are in a bit of a dip now
Emulation all the time.
Incredible Hulk Ultimate Destruction>>>
Next price hike will be when they close ps3 digital store. Price go up and then start stabilise
The 💩ty economy is not helping anything, either. Groceries taking an excessive amount of money, as ex. Am in the Gulag state
of NY.
Losers selling stuff on the Internet it’s not just retro games. They do that with new devices. Buy them all up and sell them after the supplies are bought up for way too high price. Stop buying from these people and the prices will go to normal where they should be.
I wanted to buy Blitz The League 2 and that stores wanted $75
I was a game dealer for over a decade, and started winding my business down a few years ago because sales volumes fell off a cliff. My sales came to a screeching halt back in 2019 and never really recovered. I was stuck sitting on a humongous inventory of thousands of games I could not sell. The sad reality is physical media is on its deathbed, video games included. There's 2 things destroying the classic games market. The first being the advent of emulation, and the 2nd being a higher availability of games thru digital platforms. There are 2 types of gamers, the collectors, and then theres the casual gamers who don't care to collect and just want to play games. The casual gamers aren't going to pay for a game they can otherwise play for free. Its not going to be 10 or 15 years from now when these games become digital only, we are already there. Almost every major console has now been emulated to some degree.
Despite the decline in sales, many prices of rarer, more sought after classic titles have held their prices very steady, while the more common titles have fallen off a cliff. Something to note about those older consoles is that over time, less and less people have them. How many American households still have a working NES today? Not many. PS2 games are a hard sell too because they are so well emulated now that no one wants or needs to buy them anymore. I had to sell off thousands of PS2 titles for bargain bin prices just to get rid of them.
Over time, more and more of these consoles are going to disappear from American households, and all but the rarest of titles will essentially become paperweights.
How many of those prices are real though? I constantly see overpriced games online. This is the reason I rarely buy physical games anymore. Those prices are based on resellers buying so they can make a buck. Or, real gamers who had to overpay to get a game they really wanted. It has gone on for too long and many like myself are dropping physical for digital because we are tired of being exploited.
@@lanceknightmare Supply and demand dictates prices. Logically, the rarer a title, the more each remaining copy is going to cost. That is not price gouging, but rather the market determining prices.
There are game dealers who price gouge, they also don't make any sales. If someone else has the same game for cheaper, which are you going to buy?
Likewise, game dealers typically operate on paper thin margins. Those dealers also have operating costs, and they are often enormous. Its the whole reason I got out of the business, I couldn't turn a profit at all anymore.
@@GamersBay Cost over a certain dollar amount causes more buyers not to buy. This is what is called being priced out of the market. Clearly, supply and demand is not the sole decider for these prices. The unknown price just allowed sellers to get away with overcharging. Eventually, more buyers became wise to it.
The retro gaming is lit right now lmao if yu got the right stuff 🤣🤣🤣none of that wack stuff
I can't sell anything unless for dirt cheap kinda crazy while some people can sell it for triple shit is wack
How does an ad play 1 min in?
Because you don't have youtube premium
Shining a constant light on retrogames is not gonna make it better.
PS3 and 360 are not retro