F/S - DC and Sat *brand new* stuff

DC-JPN - BioHazard Code Veronica Limited Plus
Brand new, factory sealed, fresh mint.
Includes Game, special limited edition carton box, special metal plate in extra box. All sealed.
$199

DC-JPN - Sonic Adventure 2 Birthday Pack
Brand new, factory sealed, fresh mint.
Again a special pack full of extra stuff
$119

SAT-JPN - Christmas Nights
Brand new, factory sealed, fresh mint.
The special disc that was originally a 'gift' from Sonic Team. Very collectable. The JPN version come in a regular jewel case that will perfectly fit your collection.
$49

SAT-JPN - Burning Rangers
Brand new, factory sealed, fresh mint.
Sonic Team materpiece. The JPN version come with a special bonus mini-cd of music. Do not miss the great voice acting of the Japanese original, featuring some of the best actor in the anime scene.
$79

SAT-JPN - Metal Black
Brand new, factory sealed, cracked case.
Great shooter. The case was cracked in the shipping, but is not missing any piece. Just a 'line crack' running in the front.
$49

I can accept PayPal, but just from balance (not from CC)

Otherwise you should go with Western Union (no BidPay).

Shipping from Italy should not be high, but depends on your chosen service. Take multiple items to save on shipping and getting discount from me too!

Feedback reference: 'shitogc' on eBay.com

More to come...

[ June 08, 2002: Message edited by: Shito ]</p>

Edit: Sorry, double post.

[ June 08, 2002: Message edited by: Click_Stick ]</p>

Great Joke!

Seriously though, what are the real prices?

Number one, the Japanese versions of XMas NiGHTS and BR go much cheaper than their US counterparts. And number two, the US versions go less for what you're offering as your JPN copies.

What I'm selling here are brand-new factory fresh collector items.

If you can find some others in the same condition and lower price, well power to you.

US version (which I also own) of those games are just crap when coming to collection.

Not to be a jerk or anything, but...

First of all, I REALLY hate it when people yell at someone else's prices, when it's down in the $50 range. Just don't buy it, and save your breath for the real problems (like $2000 copies of Metal Slug...those people should be beat up).

However...

On the issue of Japanese/U.S. value differences, I'd like to say that most SEGA software in the Saturn era has a better U.S. release. Sure, you miss out on some of the extras, but the U.S. Saturn releases went through an extra bout of beta testing, all around. Cleaner graphics, tweaks here and there.

Now, these perks vary from game to game, but since they do, it's hard to make a blanket statement about one Saturn region release being better than the other. A good example is VF3:TB. That's Dreamcast, but you can see how a U.S. release can sometimes be superior due to the added time before release (V.S. mode, some graphical fixes). SOA is one of the few companies that have this luxury. I've seen others do it (like Namco with Tekken...it usually happens with fighting games), but not to the degree that SEGA does, because they've had some pretty dismal JP releases that were cleaned up for U.S. release.

Then again, the Japanese versions get all the goodies, like extra discs and such. I don't think that makes them any more collectible (I don't believe in collectibility in videogames anyway), but it certainly makes them different, and therefore they can be priced differently.

One man's trash is another man's treasure. So I wouldn't knock the prices...but I'd also be aware of the differences, good and bad, between JP and US Saturn games.

And just so I don't sound too evil, if I had the money, I'd buy a copy of JP X-Mas NiGHTS. It's the same as the U.S. version, really, but you get a jewel case, and it's really pretty. Sparkly. Nice.

Someday I'd like to try that game on a big ol' plasma, in widescreen mode. But I digress...

- The Black Knight

Ok, I will also take offer is someone have some good ones to shoot.

I can decrease prices on private offers, obviously more like for multiple buy!

And here is a bump!