Anyone that is familiar with manufacturing production can guess that what really happened was that a bigger production run (probably in the thousands) were put out (the costs of setting up the run wouldn’t have nearly covered a super-small run) but then management told staff to destroy what was produced to avoid legal issues. Interestingly enough, Wikipedia currently claims it was “estimated that only between 5 and 8 copies were produced.”.
Sega had the Megadrive console port completed and seemed to have started production of the Japanese cartridges in 1989, but ended up scrapping what came off the assembly line. This elusive variant of the classic puzzle game was developed alongside Sega’s System-16 arcade version, but never reached shelves after legal bullying from Nintendo over exclusive console rights. These picks range from the unreleased or unlicensed games that found their way into collectors hands to rarity box sets that saw limited production before “Limited Edition” was commonplace. | Sega Genesis / MegaDrive | Sega CD | Sega 32X | Limited Edition Collectibles Since we’re seen some fluctuations, I’ve kept in some of the past values from previous revisions so you can see the changes and we have some historical reference. If you have had a nice library for some time, you should see some nice increases in overall value, but if you’re just getting started, things are starting to get pricey. We have also seen the values of completed copies rise quite nicely. Over the last few years we’ve seen certain titles rise out from under the radar to become big collectors pieces. Note that some of these games are not rare in the sense that there are not many available, but rare relative to demand, which makes the games expensive. The list is ordered by the balance of the two cartridge-only and mint prices. (Sealed game values, when available will be listed beside in parenthesis). The second price is the highest price in the past three months, which is usually for a gem mint copy with manuals included, etc.
The first is the average daily selling price, which is typically the going rate for the game cartridge by itself.
In stark contrast to the Cheapest Games series, this Rare and Valuable series will round up the rarest and most valuable games for a given console or handheld so you’ll know what to look for whether you are buying or selling.īelow you will see two prices beside each title. Since the console wasn’t a huge success in Japan, we will find quite a few rarities in its library, but there are some other gems from the rest of the world as well. Presented by Racketboy and G to the Next LevelĪre you wondering if your Sega Genesis collection has any valuable treasures in it? This month we take a look at Sega’s most popular console of all time and its most desired games. The Rarest and Most Valuable Sega Genesis / Megadrive Games
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