Bulkhead72's Collectibles

fattyuk · #1 10-28-2011, 01:33 AM

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Originally Posted by bulkhead72

Even if the NTSC vs PAL CEs are 100% identical in some cases, the fact that NTSC copies are generally more sought after simply from a demand point of view (I, of, course have the U.S. market in mind, as I live here) means that they are of more value to collectors - myself included. The best example of this would be World of Warcraft. Compare what a sealed WoW CE NTSC version goes for ($2,000-$2,500+) versus a PAL version ($1,000+).

Makes sense mate i get what you mean I guess it was just a shock at some of the prices!

Ryu Kazama · #2 10-28-2011, 10:52 AM

$200 for DMC? Yeah...no. The price on ebay is relatively similar (some more, some less) but I don't think it really deserves that value. UNLESS it was a confirmed signed copy (a certain batch were signed).

Biggav4000 · #3 10-28-2011, 01:22 PM

I sold a sealed pal copy off Mass effect last year on ebay for £480 to a buyer in the US and i have seen copies sell for £1200 on ebay

bulkhead72 · #4 10-28-2011, 05:15 PM

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Originally Posted by Ryu Kazama

$200 for DMC? Yeah...no. The price on ebay is relatively similar (some more, some less) but I don't think it really deserves that value. UNLESS it was a confirmed signed copy (a certain batch were signed).

I think it is a fair price (again, it is $200 or best offer) given the fact that so very few PS CE copies can be found still sealed. The value will surely rise once DMC comes out. Also, the PS 3 version is more valuable than the 360 one, as the DMC series was originally a PS exclusive. I think this game was underrated, and is beloved by lovers of the franchise, myself included.