@Fran: Thx for sharing your feelings. <IMG SRC="smilies/smile.gif" border="0">
You people who put all your shit in little plastic bags, never to be played, looked at, or
breathed on
I play every single one of my carts regularly and yet I DO care about the value
of them. Therefore I don`t see the point why
the early adaptors are "punished" for buying
a copy of the first run with its value going
down now because SNK was too lazy to change
something. I have ABSOLUTELY no problem with
MS3 being re-released for everyone too lazy/
stupid or whatever to buy a copy in the first place to enjoy the game now but then please change insert and or manual to protect the investment of the "real" fans who bought it in the first place! Period.
I still hold fast to my belief that SNK never intended for their products to
become highly vaunted "collector's items" and/or for a cottage industry of price-jackers to
exploit this relatively small niche for all it's worth.
Maybe they didn`t realize it at that time but
with runs of a mere 1000 for some games imo
that was obvious from the moment they decided
to release that limited an amount of home carts. Now we have to live with this regardless of SNKs approval or not.
Well damn If you're going to gripe like that then you shouldn't be calling youself a gamer.
Do you think any of us who paid an assload for Samurai Shodown, Art of Fighting or The
original Fatal Fury was concerned about the price drop at the time?
Hell no!
We just wanted the games. If you're going to whine about the insert not being changed
then do it in a constructive manner. You're only looking like a selfish price-gouging jerk by
making such a statment.
You should have never EVER considered games as an investment but, a hobby. I paid
$475.00 for my copy of Slug 3 new!! Do I care if the value has gone down? Nope not a
damn bit.
BonusKun, the first FFs, SSs and AoFs were
released in huge quantities and a price drop
was just a question of time. The late huge Meg games were known to de produced only in
small quantities so you were sure to get a game keeping its value. And: Neither do I want to be called a "No-Gamer" nor a "selfish
price-gouging jerk". As stated above I play
and use every single game on a regular basis-
aside from that is it too much too ask that
these high-priced toys keep its value? Ask
yourself how many would preorder US MS3 ONLY
for the replay value of the game without considering the more then likely price increase due to limited supply.
-Kyokugen Star