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| slothingXPIG:
so i was browsing on ebay.. and i see halloween and texas chainsaw massacre made in 2013 on atari... for 40$ well i bid 41 but don't win....but i get a second offer saying,do you still want this?...well it's a reproduction of the two games which i'd still like to have but, does not have the rarity of the original... but i do know from being on ebay for years that most of the time when second chances come off immediently after item ends, the guy was shill bidding(telling a friend to bid it up). i don't know if its worth 50$ for both, im a cheap guy and hate the point of paying that for 2 games.if it was the originals id pay that all day..would you guys pay 50$ for halloween and texas chainsaw massacre on atari it being a reproduction? just want yalls opinoin.. im not looking for "do want you want" im kinda new at collecting and i dont wanna pay this then later on see 100s of these games remade and selling for 5$ and also kinda wondering everyones opinoin on reproductions games in general.i know it sucks in a way but i think it would be kool to have just for the i have played that... thanks |
| foxhack:
I wouldn't pay a dime for a repro of a commercially released game. You're basically paying for a bootleg. *shrugs* |
| exonerator:
Jeez man, fix your spelling and grammar. I can hardly pick out anything you said. All I can do is agree with foxhack. |
| sin2beta:
I wouldn't pay for a repro of a released game either. If you want to experience the games, you can always come back with a counter offer. The worst that can happen is that they will say no. Th fact is he is selling them for a lot and doing it outside a channel to avoid seller fees and such. This is fine, but the cost seems insane to me. I know little about atari collecting though. No difference between a repro and playing the rom with an atri joystick or playing through something like a cuttle cart. Bottom line, I would not pay a dime either. |
| ffxik:
To put it bluntly. No. |
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