Agree! I played the xbox 360 remake and was under plussed about the game. It was okay but not memorable

Feel it's great myself

@@clrodrick you kind of lame brah

Hey man! Glad you found it and are enjoying so far! I really do need to get to PD at some point. It's in the eternally long backlog haha

I'm sure it has now found its forever home with Rev, which is pretty cool too!

Case packs that are in collections like this are always interesting. Like, technically there are 12 mint pokemon GBC games there. But also, they may never be separated from those cases and/or available for purchase. How much weight should be placed on them, you know? It could mean more are out there (always a risk), but yea, it's kind of a weird spot. I really doubt he has any intention of splitting those up or selling them any time soon, if ever.

It'll come down to if it has literally been opened before or not. If it has been opened, it will be graded on their "qualified" scale for a "new, but opened" item. If the box has literally never been opened, it will be graded like normal.

A very tough one to get, unfortunately. I think one sold at heritage or Goldin not too long ago, and yea, it splashed.

Damn! At this point, I'm starting to think I may need to settle for a lower grade like that

Haha seriously, though. That's one thing that I've never really done: duplicate collecting. Just eats up too much money that I would rather spend on moar gamez😅

@@GetTheGreg I agree most collectors need to be somewhat selective on what they keep in their collection. Pokerev's an example of a very wealthy collector and can afford to buy whatever he wants. The guy must make tens of thousands of dollars a week from KZfaq alone .

Why was it so complicated for stores hahah😢

One of the first games that I am looking forward to playing on an upgraded NES is a homebrew game called Micro Mages. It looks like a really fun game similar to Shovel Knight, yet I find the very complex design and engineering of this game to fit on original hardware to be quite impressive: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/kL2BY5hqlralqIE.html I bought three copies of the game and was pleasantly surprised to find that they honored my request and shipped them sealed from the factory (others reported there was no seal). Once it is no longer in print, I plan to get at least one of them graded!

Ooooooo I'll have to check this out!

It's just sooo muchhh easier to do it all haha

It definitely does seem to have its fans! I will have to sit down and at least try multiplayer with my brothers

That's such a heat concept that they can only be used once, and then never again haha. I do agree: he should have sacrificed one of them for the video 😂

I totally thought he was going to do it too! I was curious to see what would happen I don't get the concept of the machine

Man, I think it's going to be the next game I play on my phone. This settles it!

@@GetTheGreg Hell yeah!

Smash Bros. Sealed has always been pretty elusive, too. And expensive, unfortunately.

I would love to ask him those questions as well. It honestly could be either as I have to assume he makes pretty good money these days from his content. I'd lean to earlier, though, as he seems to be a collector at heart given how early he was doing pokemon stuff.

@@GetTheGreg Yeah, throughout the video he says he’s been snapping this up stuff throughout the years. But I wonder just how far back he’s been doing this. Because if it’s more like within the last 10 years, that would mean he was snagging stuff up almost 2 decades after this stuff was initially released.

I've never opened an expensive, vintage game many years after its release! Especially not something as far back as N64 era, but I'm also pretty young, relatively speaking

@@GetTheGreg that makes sense then. As a young kid who won a n64 from a cereal box, back when they were like $300 and average household couldn't afford them, the memories were great

@@Chasetenny haha I can't believe you won a contest like that. That's incredible!😂👌

Haha well if you have some NES and SNES, you're still doing VERY well 😅

@@GetTheGreg Sadly I do not! I owned a grip of original NES games and Sega Genesis when I was a kid, but I have no clue what happened to it all. Probably gave it all away. I never owned SNES console or N64 console. After NES the next Nintendo console I actually owned and played was GameCube. Wish I owned more GameCube but my library for that is rather thin.

Yesssss😎

I just can't see any objective reasons to call it "bad", other than you simply don't like the genre itself. I never beat it as a kid either, but we got really close!

Oh no, for sure, I'd never argue against that some games just aren't rare sealed. The pop reports will be very helpful in helping outside people be able to differentiate your Perfect Darks and Gauntlet 64s from the Smash Bros. and Snowboard Kids. These days, it's much harder to gauge some of this stuff as the case packs themselves aren't just sitting on eBay/Amazon anymore (at least, not many are. I think you can still buy Gauntlet 64, Hydro Thunder, and maybe a couple of others).

@@GetTheGreg Right, right. I think that’s what I’ve always been trying to articulate when it comes to this market. We just don’t know with any amount of certainty how rare some of these games are with a few exceptions. Like it’s common knowledge about some games but there’s a chance that some games just haven’t shown themselves to be rare enough to warrant high prices. I think that’s one thing that would terrify me to buy into this market after the insanity that happened over the last 2 years. Because this guy, while being an obvious fan of Nintendo, just happens to be on KZfaq. Just think about the people that AREN’t public figures. And some of those collections may never get reflected in population reports. I guess that’s what I’ve always meant when I say that popular titles are very sketchy to buy at high figures. Perfect Dark, the reason why that’s so common, was printed because Nintendo believed it was gonna be a huge seller, which it was. But it also was a late release. But the weirdest thing about that game is that it got a Players Choice release as well. So it’s interesting that it has the non-players choice so readily available in sealed form. And the just makes me wonder what other mainline titles had that happen with.

That opinion is largely shared in the general collecting community. This small niche of collecting disagrees with you 😎

@@GetTheGreg Maybe so but it hurts overall value as we know.

Speak for yourself, I ram them into eachother like toy cars

I'm a yeller feller

Which one sucks haha, yoshi story or hey you Pikachu? Because yea, Yoshi story is pretty mid, I do agree, if that's the one you mean

@@GetTheGreg o sorry I meant Hey You, Pikachu. The game only worked maybe half the time and even when it did work it was barely even a game.

It was one of the 3 or 4 games I got that year so I shall forever hold a grudge on that game and the gosh darn microphone.

@@johnjohn2570 ahhh, I never had the chance to actually play it with the mic haha. I'm not that surprised to hear you say that!😅