Final Fantasy VIII Question
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[quote name='Spoon_si']consider there might be over 10 million copys of this game in the US alone... Non GH & GH...
I doubt it...
but hold it for another 5 years & if sealed even better...[/QUOTE]
There mightly be nearly 10 million copies of FFVII but a sealed original copy of that game can go for $150+ on eBay.
The only way the price will go up is if Square Enix decides to milk FFVIII like it is doing with FFVII. As soon as Square Enix announces FFVIII-2, it'll be a different story.;-)
And GH versions of a game always much a much lower value than the non-GH version. It's just to collectors and purests (like me), some people don't care.
I doubt it...
but hold it for another 5 years & if sealed even better...[/QUOTE]
There mightly be nearly 10 million copies of FFVII but a sealed original copy of that game can go for $150+ on eBay.
The only way the price will go up is if Square Enix decides to milk FFVIII like it is doing with FFVII. As soon as Square Enix announces FFVIII-2, it'll be a different story.;-)
And GH versions of a game always much a much lower value than the non-GH version. It's just to collectors and purests (like me), some people don't care.
[quote name='E-Z-B']I could never understand the dislike for greatest hits packaging for video games. It's not like it's a 2nd print comic book...[/QUOTE]
Comics books have a large following of collectors. And now, slowly, videogames are slowly garnering a following of its own collectors. So, the logic of GH being compared to a 2nd print of a comic book makes a lot of sense (though, on a rare occasion or two, 2nd print of a comic goes for more than the first print).
Comics books have a large following of collectors. And now, slowly, videogames are slowly garnering a following of its own collectors. So, the logic of GH being compared to a 2nd print of a comic book makes a lot of sense (though, on a rare occasion or two, 2nd print of a comic goes for more than the first print).
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