Old School SNES RPG's decreasing in value!

[TonK]

Take a look at ebay...Chrono Trigger in the low $40's

FF2 in the low $40's

All because of the re-release of these games on the PSX.

THANK GOD!

Immortal CD's, no more dead batteries.

The only CLASSIC and my personal favorite that was not re-issued...

SECRET OF MANA

Quite possibly one of the greatest action RPG's of all time!

When we gonna get that one?

I still have my SNES version...

 

[Wing Zero]

Yep, all those games are dropping. And just wait till final fantasy tactics gets its greatest hits release.
It is also good about the rerelease of the psx ct and ff2 so now more people will have a chance to play them.

 

[SinFull Void]

Its been around 4-5 years since FFT has been released. I don't think they'll release it again anytime soon <IMG SRC="smilies/frown.gif" border="0"> Its a pitty since its one of squares best games yet!!!

 

[GregN]

I'm really psyched about FF2(IV) getting a re-release. That is my all time favorite RPG. I've beaten it 17 times since I owned it in 1991. I'd like to see what they add for FMV and how they ramp up the difficulty.

Don't forget Dragon Warrior III &IV. They've been out just as long for the NES, and they are the most valuable games, still going at around $50. III will certainly drop once the GBC remake is released.

 

[mvsholic]

I'd like to see what they add for FMV and how they ramp up the difficulty.

It's been a couple years since I've played it. Let me see if I can find it tonight... I might be able to rip the movies. If memory serves there wern't that many differences. It was harder and the old mage (can't remember his name now) would sometimes remember some the spells that he had forgoten.

 

[Wing Zero]

Originally posted by SinFull Void:
<STRONG>Its been around 4-5 years since FFT has been released. I don't think they'll release it again anytime soon <IMG SRC="smilies/frown.gif" border="0"> Its a pitty since its one of squares best games yet!!!</STRONG>

Here is the proof <IMG SRC="smilies/smile.gif" border="0"> http://www.thegia.com/news/0106/n12c.html