Sealed Chrono Trigger on Ebay.

[panic!]

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How much is a really good old game worth to you? What if it was still in it's original shrink wrap? According to eBay, the right game can be worth quite a bit to the right people. A seller is currently hosting an auction for a sealed copy of Chrono Trigger for the Super Nintendo that has shot up to an amazing $420.55. With thirty bidders and a day and a half still left to place bids, something tells me it will go even higher. My question is, what will the winner do with their expensive prize? Will they open it and play with it or will it become a pricey knick-knack that will take up shelf space and no doubt garner the envy of hardcore Chrono Trigger fans.

Auction: Sealed Chrono Trigger Fetching a High Price on eBay

That is nuts! Probably one of the greatest RPG's of all time. Any predictions on final price?

[VincentVega]

that IS nuts. great game though. interesting investment idea

[DWall]

need to play that, have an emulator for it...

[Tao]

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Originally Posted by DWall

need to play that, have an emulator for it...

[Sleepy]

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Originally Posted by VincentVega

that IS nuts. great game though. interesting investment idea

you high bidder?

[Fish111]

wait.... sealed as in like the box wasnt opened?

Jeez thats not even regular nintendo, its super nintendo, so that makes it what... 14 years old? Holy hell... Ive still got games for that I think... I mean theyre not sealed but sweet God, I might have to put them on ebay, they mean nothing to me

[Relly]

I think it has to be sealed for it to be worth something

There's a game store on 6th and Bowery here in Manhattan. It's called NYC games or something like that. They have like EVERY game for the NES and SNES and ANYTHING else. Like the ones that flopped (like that virtual reality shit that was out). If keeping old nintendo games made you rich, this guy would be next to Bill Gates in richness.

[BetterOffDead]

I should just invest $200 in a shrink wrap machine!

I still got a bunch of my old boxes with manuals for all my old games.

[Tyrant]

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Originally Posted by BetterOffDead

I should just invest $200 in a shrink wrap machine!

I still got a bunch of my old boxes with manuals for all my old games.

That's what I was thinking.

Maybe I just can't remember how they were actually shrink wrapped back then, but that looks like it's been resealed. I could probably do a better job with the shrink wrapping machine we have at work.

[VincentVega]

from what I remember, it looks about right. I remember it being loose-ish around the corners always