The most ironic thing is that for allot retro and even some modern systems the sports titles are the most rare and valuable games in the sets not to mention in most cases a huge rarity and price gap compared to the other rare titles in such sets, I'm just saying
Geography is a big part of it. Sports titles have ALWAYS dominated the bargain bins. Now that I live far from major cities I am more dependent of ebay and letgo than ever. I personally feel that if you're searching game "lots" on ebay you'll find more sports titles in the lot than anything. I forget the name of it but there's a fellow on youtube who went on a quest to acquire a complete NES collection in an extremely short amount of time and one of the things he did was get hundreds of games out of the way by offering mom and pop shops a buck a piece for NES sports titles. Needless to say the mom and pops were ecstatic to see that merchandise finally move!
Quote from: sworddude on August 19, 2018, 03:45:32 pmThe most ironic thing is that for allot retro and even some modern systems the sports titles are the most rare and valuable games in the sets not to mention in most cases a huge rarity and price gap compared to the other rare titles in such sets, I'm just saying NCAA Football 14 for example