Kim _Kaphwan said:talk about buyers remorse. $12,000 down the drain on a videogame. i wonder what this guy's budget will be like after this point. eating those bargain cereals that come in bags, using water instead of milk, and having kool-aid but no sugar, hell he'd have to buy that cheap kool-aid called flavor-aid. bank account=empty, $12,000 on a videogame you'll never play cause you're afraid to screw it up. hope you're happy with your investment, cause i think you're a moron. $12,000 for a fucking videogame, what is this world coming to? just another step down the path that MC hammer took. excess=stupid.
i could use it on a car, it pisses me off the amount of excess in this scene.KOF RUGAL B. said:Well lucky to the perosn that pay the 12,000+ for kizuna, I could of used that money for the mortgage....
FTL said:I generally agree with that.
However when a title is so rare to surface very few times in the years,one sale,yes,makes the difference.
Same goes for U 11 Euro.
The post is stikcy since the game IS really the holy grail for home carts collectors,no comparison with other titles.
Lord Wolfgang Krauser said:I gotta say though, what about U 11?, I've never even seen a single one for sale in a public auction. Yet, we've seen a few Kizuna's pass us by.
Moose said:Why is everyone flaming this topic, (rather the activity of EXTREME collecting?) people spend 10 thousand dollars on a bottle of wine, 125 dollars on a rare gundam figurine, or even 725 bucks for a PC Engine laptop thingie, (i saw it somewhere) This is a great piece for any collection, no? i doubt that the buyer of this piece spent twelve thousand dollars on an AES cart, when he has three children, a trailer, and a failing buick skylark. This guy is a hardcore collector who drives a Rolls, has money, and enjoys the finer things in life. NEO GEO. If you had THE money, you wouldnt buy this piece of history?
Moose said:or even 725 bucks for a PC Engine laptop thingie
Your remark made me wonder about this thing so I did a search... sooo nice!!!Atrophyed said:Actually, you can't knock it off here. It's not far from the original selling price compared to Kizuna.
If Kizuna was a new release today, it'll surely cost right away $350 or so. Never 12 Grand. And that 'Laptop' you're talking about is a PC Engine LT, wich is one of the greatest consoles to ever grace the face of earth.