I started collecting SNES around 2006 a few years after my families original SNES and library were given away by my brother without any permission and one of the first games I found was EarthBound for 60 bucks. Had it back in the day and loved it a lot so I was pretty excited to get it back in my restarted collection. Was especially happy when its price started sky rocketing the last decade.
Fantastic video dude, i'm almost 50 years old and never heard of E.V.O for the Snes wow but now i have too play this game so now i'm going to my Super Console x Pro for this game 😍.
My father owned a rental game store back in the 90's ... he had almost all of these games... and probably sold them by one dollar each when he closed the shop...lol I actually cry when I think about all the gems we lost...
That's a real bad luck, but I don't think your dad even knew about the value of these games around 25 years ago... The SNES was starting to head on the way out to make way for newer consoles ( like PS1, N64, Saturn ) back then and many of them rented only VHS for movies, most of them didn't survived to switch their VHS to DVD at the time and most of them went out of business because of this problem, one by one they were gone...
I have the box, instructions and cart of E.V.O. What was interesting about that game's instructions was that it was a fold out rather than a booklet of some kind. I could probably snag at least $500 on ebay for it, but I rather enjoy having such a rare game in my collection.
@@moonshinegaming It's a chart of all the different evolutions you can make and how they will affect your different stats. It was actually quite handy, as the game does nothing to tell you this stuff.
Earthbound is one of my favorite snes games. I sold my complete fair conditioned copy with a very good mother 2 and a good original mother both also complete to a frien d who would give all of them love. I was offered $600 and was proudly to hand them over.
I think Dracula X is one of the best SNES games. BUT, in the same way that Super Ghouls N Ghosts is. Only for those who appreciate a challenge. It's an unapologetically difficult game.
Of these, I have four of them CiB. I'm so glad I held onto the games I had as a kid, instead of trading them off or selling them, especially with how expensive they've become in recent years. Mega Man X3, I bought from a Toys R' Us for around $40 or $50. Earthbound, I had a copy of that I lent out to a buddy, who moved before he returned it. I found a new copy in a bargain bin for $10, so I replaced it. I later ran into my buddy again, who gave me back my other boxed copy, so for years I had a brand new copy and my original. I still have the new copy, but gave the other away to two people in pieces- the cart to one person, the box/guide/tray/etc. to someone else to help them complete theirs. Castlevania: Dracula X, I bought new from a bargain bin for around $15. Hagane, I got off a catalog from the back of a gaming magazine (possibly an EGM or GamePro?), for I believe around $50. I've taken incredibly good care of my games throughout the years, so they are all in very good condition. I also have a sealed Super Metroid.
The one game I own here is Earthbound. It’s a dang good rpg and my favorite game for the system next to Chrono Trigger. One other game that has recently become a favorite of mine is a gem of a game that has also become very valuable and rare is a game named Wild Guns. I first played it on the Bsnes emulator a few months ago and it is a really good game. It’s like if Snatcher, Sunset Riders, House Of The Dead and Cabal all merged together to create a wonderful game.
For the SNES... I only ever saw MegaMan X3 in stores ONCE. It was at KBToys and was $74.99, which is the most I think I ever saw a game for there. I wouldn't have the game until the MMX Collection on PS2 was released, and later on the PS4. I actually passed up getting Dracula X for $19.99 at another KBToys at some point in the mid 90s. It was in their "bargain bin" they had at the front of the store. I had around $23 on me, but needed the money for something else. Figured I would come back in a few days and pick it up. However, when I returned, it was already sold and that was the last I ever saw of it. Hagane is a fun one. I grabbed this from Gamestop in 2005 for $5.99. This was a few months before the local Gamestop stopped selling their "retro" cartridge games to make more room for the forthcoming Xbox 360. The label was in pristine condition, but Gamestop put a price sticker over it and all the sticky residue was a pain to get off, so, in my stupidity, I tried to use nail polish remover on it. After a few second, I wiped away half the label. Then, my even more infinite stupidity, I took a sharpie to it and tried to recolor some of the black border. Oh well. I collect for the game itself and not the cosmetics, though, so live and learn. And on the subject of rare games... where would you say Super Turrican 2 falls into things I have an even crazier story about that than the Hagane one!
I won a sealed copy of Super Turrican 2 on eBay back in 2000/2001 for 83¢ plus shipping. The seller had probably 30 copies of it, along with other games, and posted them at different times throughout the week and all his auctions started at 1¢. This was back when bids less than a dollar were in 5¢ increments (I have no idea what they are now for something that low, or if you can even less for that low). I'm guessing someone, somewhere, found some overstock cases and wanted to get rid of them. So anyway, someone tried to outbid me for 78¢ instead of just bidding on one of the other 1¢ auctions they put up and I saw quite a few of them end with no bids at all! Then, later that evening, I saw another auction send when someone bought a sealed Super Turrican 2 from another seller as a BIN auction for $69.99! Even more absurd than winning that for 83¢ was that I bid and won a sealed copy of Troddlers from the same seller for 1¢ and that was combined with Super Turrican 2's shipping at no additional cost. I would have paid extra for shipping, but he didn't seem interested.
I’ve started to notice a trend with expensive games where, simply because they are rare, their stature tends to rise. But when you go and download the roms/ISOs or whatever, most of the time they are B+ at best.
@@vitorkk328 Well and the thing about Earthbound is that it’s not even a rare game. It’s like the recent crap of Castlevania SotN costing over a hundred bucks. That fucking game sold millions of copies. How is there such high demand that it’s doubled its MSRP? You can download that game for 5-10 bucks on Xbox right now. Retro gaming has become stupid to me, to be honest. It’s less about wanting to play games and more about having a “cool” collection. I’m not saying people don’t play some of the games they buy… but I am saying they barely play most of it.
@@leeartlee915 I think value is mostly due to collectors who enjoy collecting for its own sake or collecting as an investment. IMHO People wanting to primarily play can probably get better performance from emulators tbh.
When Blockbuster were selling their rentals for SNES, I picked up Mega Man 7, X2, and X3 for 7.99 each. All in original box but only X2 had instruction manual. Like a total moron, I sold them all on eBay in either 2004 or 2005.
I can't believe Hagane has more than doubled in price in just one year. I sold a copy of it on Ebay for $500 last year, which was the average price it was selling for at the time. It's been known for years that it's one of the rarest games on the system...so what caused it to suddenly spike in price in such a short amount of time?
@@moonshinegaming It's weird though that people who aren't bringing in any income because they can't go to work would gravitate towards the most expensive games.
@@retrogameraaron4778 Not having enough money has never stopped people blowing cash on stuff to pass the time. Just look at cocaine or heroin. Most of the people buying that stuff typically don’t have extra mooney lying around.
Final Fight was an arcade game with 3 playable characters, Hagar, Cody & Guy. When they ported it over to home console they had to make cuts so Capcom dropped the elevator level and the character of Guy. A lot of Final Fight fans were upset as Guy was a popular Character, so eventually, Capcom relented to fan pressure and released a version that included Guy instead of Cody. So to talk about Final Fight guy as a sequel and call it a lazy money grab is a but harsh and very wide of the mark.
The box for the game literally says Blockbuster Exclusive Title, it was never sold elsewhere and was primarily a rental I assume as Blockbuster to my knowledge never really SOLD games. Just when stores shut down they naturally sold. My guess is Final Fight was a popular game and Blockbuster wanted an exclusive so Capcom offered Guy as it was never released in the USA, Guy was already on PAL so aside from updating text to English it was a fast title to get out for Blockbuster. Like Flinstones Dino Peak, rare as can be but in this case we absolutely KNOW the NTSC variant was Blockbuster only.
UA-camrs and resellers have made it really hard for N honest person to collect Cause we don't have lots of dispenseable income. And it's only getting worse for normal non famous collectors.
So great video and great content! Here’s my issue. You say these games are “worth” the amounts you show on average. While you aren’t wrong about the prices, they aren’t really “worth” those prices, but rather the average price people are paying for these games. Which is insane!
got 6 of them but alas not Pocky Rocky 0r Aero Fighters. Not fussed about owning Final Fight Guy personally given that the MegaCD version is superior and just cant get into Harvest Moon. I have it on PS anyway, but struggled to really gel with it.
Such a fun game 🔥🔥. Emulation is a great way to experience some of these expensive games for sure, I’ll be the first to admit that I use emulation for a lot of games I can’t afford. Thanks for checking out the video 🙏🏼
EarthBound isn't a rare game. It ABSOLUTELY is an expensive game, but ive seen like 7 loose carts and 3 complete copies in stores. Hell, I own *two* copies of the damn game. I've seen my fair share of X3 too. They aren't rare games, but they ARE expensive games.
Bought Earthbound, Dracula X, Megaman X3 and Metal Warrior, from a small time used video games shop, expensive sure, but they were all in good condition, the only problems were on the label all four are the official type, took the time to check it out and it's ok... Still wonder about Final Fight Guy if it makes your list, by that I mean a Reproduction version but he sold it for 20 $$ but played it all inside out and found no issue, that's the only way in my case, I just don't trust the likes of ebay, amazon or walmart, there are a good numbers of online scams...
Your price could be depending on where you live, and also if the cartridge was authentic or a reproduction. If you were in North America and got as authentic copy of Earthbound for 100 dollars that would be the deal of the century. FYI the prices in the video are in Canadian dollars. Thanks for checking out the video 👍
@@Dorian_Gray83 it does, but certainly it is certainly not the same thing. Take Mega Man games on the Saturn, pretty rare, sure, but they are much more expensive because they belong to a popular franchise. Or take some very rare 3DO games, which you can't even find on eBay, yet if they show up, they aren't extremely expensive, because they are so obscure and not in high demand.
@@CasperEgas I understand what you are saying and yes demand does play a role, however the games that Moonshine Gaming mentioned in his SNES list, fall into two categories that make them rare. They are were either unknown for majority of the SNES's run or came out towards the end of the SNES lifecycle. Megaman X3 and Dracula X were the only known games from Moonshine's list, that had name recognition. Yet they were released on the SNES, when people were already moving on with the Playstation. Back in the day when people were busy playing their SNES, they were playing Super Mario World, Super Metroid, A Link to the Past, Super Mario Kart and Turtles in time. Yet nobody knew games like Hagane, Aero Fighters, EVO, Pocky and Rocky 2 even existed. Now fast forward till today, both conditions have made these games rare and expensive and combine that with the high demand you mentioned = ridiculous prices LOL...
I started collecting SNES around 2006 a few years after my families original SNES and library were given away by my brother without any permission and one of the first games I found was EarthBound for 60 bucks. Had it back in the day and loved it a lot so I was pretty excited to get it back in my restarted collection. Was especially happy when its price started sky rocketing the last decade.
Fantastic video dude, i'm almost 50 years old and never heard of E.V.O for the Snes wow but now i have too play this game so now i'm going to my Super Console x Pro for this game 😍.
It’s super fun! Thanks for checking out the video
Found Evo in a yard sale this July. In a SNES console lot with 25 games for $40. Best find ever.
Wow!! That’s an incredible score 🔥🔥
My father owned a rental game store back in the 90's ... he had almost all of these games... and probably sold them by one dollar each when he closed the shop...lol
I actually cry when I think about all the gems we lost...
No way that’s sooooooo cool!!!!
That's a real bad luck, but I don't think your dad even knew about the value of these games around 25 years ago...
The SNES was starting to head on the way out to make way for newer consoles ( like PS1, N64, Saturn ) back then and many of them rented only VHS for movies, most of them didn't survived to switch their VHS to DVD at the time and most of them went out of business because of this problem, one by one they were gone...
I have the box, instructions and cart of E.V.O. What was interesting about that game's instructions was that it was a fold out rather than a booklet of some kind. I could probably snag at least $500 on ebay for it, but I rather enjoy having such a rare game in my collection.
That’s awesome! Isn’t the instruction manual a poster on the back as well?
@@moonshinegaming It's a chart of all the different evolutions you can make and how they will affect your different stats. It was actually quite handy, as the game does nothing to tell you this stuff.
Earthbound is one of my favorite snes games. I sold my complete fair conditioned copy with a very good mother 2 and a good original mother both also complete to a frien d who would give all of them love. I was offered $600 and was proudly to hand them over.
Wow!!! I’ve always wanted the big box and strategy guide for earthbound, maybe one day 🤞🤞
I think Dracula X is one of the best SNES games. BUT, in the same way that Super Ghouls N Ghosts is. Only for those who appreciate a challenge. It's an unapologetically difficult game.
Of these, I have four of them CiB.
I'm so glad I held onto the games I had as a kid, instead of trading them off or selling them, especially with how expensive they've become in recent years.
Mega Man X3, I bought from a Toys R' Us for around $40 or $50.
Earthbound, I had a copy of that I lent out to a buddy, who moved before he returned it.
I found a new copy in a bargain bin for $10, so I replaced it.
I later ran into my buddy again, who gave me back my other boxed copy, so for years I had a brand new copy and my original.
I still have the new copy, but gave the other away to two people in pieces- the cart to one person, the box/guide/tray/etc. to someone else to help them complete theirs.
Castlevania: Dracula X, I bought new from a bargain bin for around $15.
Hagane, I got off a catalog from the back of a gaming magazine (possibly an EGM or GamePro?), for I believe around $50.
I've taken incredibly good care of my games throughout the years, so they are all in very good condition.
I also have a sealed Super Metroid.
Moonshine Gaming, thank you maaaaan! SNES is still my favorite console!
Thanks for the support :) (SNES is one of my favorite's too!)
Great video! Glad I already have all of these
Thanks! You much have an awesome collection 😎
The one game I own here is Earthbound. It’s a dang good rpg and my favorite game for the system next to Chrono Trigger. One other game that has recently become a favorite of mine is a gem of a game that has also become very valuable and rare is a game named Wild Guns. I first played it on the Bsnes emulator a few months ago and it is a really good game. It’s like if Snatcher, Sunset Riders, House Of The Dead and Cabal all merged together to create a wonderful game.
Wild guns is awesome!!! I wish it was t so expensive 😭
For the SNES... I only ever saw MegaMan X3 in stores ONCE. It was at KBToys and was $74.99, which is the most I think I ever saw a game for there. I wouldn't have the game until the MMX Collection on PS2 was released, and later on the PS4.
I actually passed up getting Dracula X for $19.99 at another KBToys at some point in the mid 90s. It was in their "bargain bin" they had at the front of the store. I had around $23 on me, but needed the money for something else. Figured I would come back in a few days and pick it up. However, when I returned, it was already sold and that was the last I ever saw of it.
Hagane is a fun one. I grabbed this from Gamestop in 2005 for $5.99. This was a few months before the local Gamestop stopped selling their "retro" cartridge games to make more room for the forthcoming Xbox 360. The label was in pristine condition, but Gamestop put a price sticker over it and all the sticky residue was a pain to get off, so, in my stupidity, I tried to use nail polish remover on it. After a few second, I wiped away half the label. Then, my even more infinite stupidity, I took a sharpie to it and tried to recolor some of the black border. Oh well. I collect for the game itself and not the cosmetics, though, so live and learn.
And on the subject of rare games... where would you say Super Turrican 2 falls into things I have an even crazier story about that than the Hagane one!
Super Turrican 2 was so close to making the list, I think it was like 12th when I was ranking everything, crazy rare game! What’s your story with ST2?
I won a sealed copy of Super Turrican 2 on eBay back in 2000/2001 for 83¢ plus shipping.
The seller had probably 30 copies of it, along with other games, and posted them at different times throughout the week and all his auctions started at 1¢. This was back when bids less than a dollar were in 5¢ increments (I have no idea what they are now for something that low, or if you can even less for that low). I'm guessing someone, somewhere, found some overstock cases and wanted to get rid of them. So anyway, someone tried to outbid me for 78¢ instead of just bidding on one of the other 1¢ auctions they put up and I saw quite a few of them end with no bids at all! Then, later that evening, I saw another auction send when someone bought a sealed Super Turrican 2 from another seller as a BIN auction for $69.99!
Even more absurd than winning that for 83¢ was that I bid and won a sealed copy of Troddlers from the same seller for 1¢ and that was combined with Super Turrican 2's shipping at no additional cost. I would have paid extra for shipping, but he didn't seem interested.
@@newspooiechannel Bahaha that’s ridiculous and awesome
I’ve started to notice a trend with expensive games where, simply because they are rare, their stature tends to rise. But when you go and download the roms/ISOs or whatever, most of the time they are B+ at best.
Harvest Moon and Earthbound are S tier games in my book. The rest looks mediocre tho
@@vitorkk328 Well and the thing about Earthbound is that it’s not even a rare game. It’s like the recent crap of Castlevania SotN costing over a hundred bucks. That fucking game sold millions of copies. How is there such high demand that it’s doubled its MSRP? You can download that game for 5-10 bucks on Xbox right now.
Retro gaming has become stupid to me, to be honest. It’s less about wanting to play games and more about having a “cool” collection. I’m not saying people don’t play some of the games they buy… but I am saying they barely play most of it.
@@leeartlee915 I think value is mostly due to collectors who enjoy collecting for its own sake or collecting as an investment. IMHO People wanting to primarily play can probably get better performance from emulators tbh.
@@duta6388 If you’re investing in video games, you’re investing poorly.
Glad to see your videos are getting more views. I love your channel.
Thanks for the support 🙏🏼
Bart's Nightmare will always be my favourite!
Such a good game 🤩🤩
I own Hagane still in the box with all the contents and had no idea it was worth that much!!!!!!! Thanks Man!
Great video man! I've got 3 of these games but I need to get myself a copy of Earthbound one day.
Thanks! I would love a complete copy of earthbound with the big box and strategy guide as well, one day I’ll find it!
1 day you take 1 copy, I take mine later 10 years of search
When Blockbuster were selling their rentals for SNES, I picked up Mega Man 7, X2, and X3 for 7.99 each. All in original box but only X2 had instruction manual. Like a total moron, I sold them all on eBay in either 2004 or 2005.
Nice vid! I just discovered your channel and I'm now watching your compilations one after the other
Awesome!!! Thanks so much for the support, hope you enjoy the vids 🙏🏼
thank you for the great list!
Cheers 🍻
I can't believe Hagane has more than doubled in price in just one year. I sold a copy of it on Ebay for $500 last year, which was the average price it was selling for at the time. It's been known for years that it's one of the rarest games on the system...so what caused it to suddenly spike in price in such a short amount of time?
Maybe covid? Seems like a lot of people got into collecting when they were stuck at home and that caused a lot of game prices to go up
@@moonshinegaming It's weird though that people who aren't bringing in any income because they can't go to work would gravitate towards the most expensive games.
@@retrogameraaron4778 exactly
@@retrogameraaron4778 Not having enough money has never stopped people blowing cash on stuff to pass the time. Just look at cocaine or heroin. Most of the people buying that stuff typically don’t have extra mooney lying around.
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I payed $200 plus tax on EBay for Earthbound in 2015. I thought it was too much then! How things have changed in just 5 years!
Great price!!
Quite a great video 👏👏👏 all of the games seem interesting but however search for eden, metal warriors and earthbound would be the best to try imo 😍
Thanks for the support!
Final Fight was an arcade game with 3 playable characters, Hagar, Cody & Guy. When they ported it over to home console they had to make cuts so Capcom dropped the elevator level and the character of Guy. A lot of Final Fight fans were upset as Guy was a popular Character, so eventually, Capcom relented to fan pressure and released a version that included Guy instead of Cody. So to talk about Final Fight guy as a sequel and call it a lazy money grab is a but harsh and very wide of the mark.
To each their own, I also never said it was a sequel. Thanks for checking out the video!
The box for the game literally says Blockbuster Exclusive Title, it was never sold elsewhere and was primarily a rental I assume as Blockbuster to my knowledge never really SOLD games. Just when stores shut down they naturally sold.
My guess is Final Fight was a popular game and Blockbuster wanted an exclusive so Capcom offered Guy as it was never released in the USA, Guy was already on PAL so aside from updating text to English it was a fast title to get out for Blockbuster.
Like Flinstones Dino Peak, rare as can be but in this case we absolutely KNOW the NTSC variant was Blockbuster only.
I found a Japanese copy of earthbound at a yard sale thingy a while ago for like 5 bucks.
I dont know understand what it's saying but im enjoying it
Haha that’s an insane find!
Nice video as always
Thanks man!
are you Canadian? I saw your N64 video and you listed Canadian prices btw love your videos so far 👍
Yup! Glad you’ve been enjoying them and thanks for the support
@@moonshinegaming same I'm from Windsor Ontario
I have Earthbound with the Players Guide and Dracula X from when I was a kid. I will probably never sell them
UA-camrs and resellers have made it really hard for N honest person to collect Cause we don't have lots of dispenseable income. And it's only getting worse for normal non famous collectors.
Just bought Mega Man X3 recently, worth it although the price was around the same as you said sadly but still a good game never the less
It’s a great game!!!
I bought nights of the round snes for $120 and now it’s $250. It only took about 5 months too.
That’s insane!
So great video and great content! Here’s my issue. You say these games are “worth” the amounts you show on average. While you aren’t wrong about the prices, they aren’t really “worth” those prices, but rather the average price people are paying for these games. Which is insane!
Thanks for the support dude 🙏🏼🙏🏼
@@moonshinegaming No problem! Keep up the good work!
Turrican 2 is definitely worth more than evo. And rarer
Current market value of Turrican is only about $320 right now loose
Surprised Ninja Gaiden Trilogy wasnt on this list. But then again these prices started off @ $300+ lol
Great game!! It was just short of the list!
Also, Ogre Battle got expensive AF
Wow, I picked up Hagane 10 years ago for $300 and really figured I’d let myself get ripped off. This makes me feel better.
That’s not a bad price at all, especially by todays standards. Nice pickup 🔥
Earthbound is an brilliant SNES game and I will play it. 😀👍🎮
It's great!!
So have you played it? I’m confused, lol
@@chrisd6287 not yet but I will one day.
@@jamesmoss3424 I just finished Mother 3 about 2 weeks ago and it’s pretty darn great as well!
@@chrisd6287 I agree mother 3 is excellent and I wish that it was released in the USA in the first place. 😀👍
Not sure if you were including super famicom games, but what about Rendering Ranger R2?
Was just doing NTSC snes games!!!
got 6 of them but alas not Pocky Rocky 0r Aero Fighters. Not fussed about owning Final Fight Guy personally given that the MegaCD version is superior and just cant get into Harvest Moon. I have it on PS anyway, but struggled to really gel with it.
Metal warriors! So much fun! Beat this last year. Wow! This game is expensive! Can you say emulation.
Such a fun game 🔥🔥. Emulation is a great way to experience some of these expensive games for sure, I’ll be the first to admit that I use emulation for a lot of games I can’t afford. Thanks for checking out the video 🙏🏼
@@moonshinegaming Great video. Very informative!
The final boss blew my mech up after he got out of his with a hand gun. It was an amazing but also a shocking moment. I will never forget it!
@@mikem3431 😂😂 the platforming in that final section after the mech’s is SO INTENSSE
Nice!
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Tysm 💯💯💯💯💯
Did you buy them all in that time?
I only own a few of these physically!
I seem to be able to find CIB pal versions of games a lot cheaper than NTSC is there a reason?
I’m not sure why but this seems to be normal across all platforms
I have a graded earthbound in the big box just sitting in my closet lol
👀👀
Amazing, how many games of that I have.
Nice!!
I have Drácula X, restoring the sticker may reduce it's value?
I remember playing alot of these but then I remember the worst one I ever played on super Nintendo was ultra man...
Haha that’s a terrible game!!!
Why does earth bound almost look like the metaverse lol
Haha maybe the devs knew something back then that everyone else didn’t 😆
Aero Fighters 1000$ WoW
Right!? Some crazy prices these days
@@moonshinegaming really crazy
EarthBound isn't a rare game. It ABSOLUTELY is an expensive game, but ive seen like 7 loose carts and 3 complete copies in stores. Hell, I own *two* copies of the damn game. I've seen my fair share of X3 too. They aren't rare games, but they ARE expensive games.
Bought Earthbound, Dracula X, Megaman X3 and Metal Warrior, from a small time used video games shop, expensive sure, but they were all in good condition, the only problems were on the label all four are the official type, took the time to check it out and it's ok...
Still wonder about Final Fight Guy if it makes your list, by that I mean a Reproduction version but he sold it for 20 $$ but played it all inside out and found no issue, that's the only way in my case, I just don't trust the likes of ebay, amazon or walmart, there are a good numbers of online scams...
I will play final fright guy. 😀👍🎮
Nice!
Super Turrican 2 is rarer than alot of these games on this list.
I remember having mega man x3 growing up and my brother trading it for some bs and we never got it again smh
I wouldn't pay more than 10 dollars for any snes games. They're good nostalgic fun you can play on an emulator
To each their own
Rich Ter? I thought you were calling him Richturd. I think its pronounced Rick ter belmont
Hahaha you’re right, forgive my horrible pronunciation 🤦♂️ thanks for checking out the video!
Must be Canadian dollars…
Yup
I will play castlevania: Dracula X.😀👍🎮
Go for it
@@moonshinegaming ok I will. 😀👍🎮
I got 4/10 CIB
Wow thats awesome, I'm a little jealous haha
@@moonshinegaming what does CIB mean
@@B727X Complete in Box
I thought Wild Guns would be the most expensive game, but it doesn't even make the list.
i ve Got heartbound on my megadrive but i don't speak english
i'm french
I will play metal warriors. 😀👍🎮
Great game!
Just WOW 🤑🤑🤑🤑
I love SNES!!
"This game is worth" Nope. Some idiot might be willing to pay that though.
A Google Earth model? You mean a world map?
Sure
I don’t think his prices are very accurate I bought earthbound in mint condition for around $100.
Your price could be depending on where you live, and also if the cartridge was authentic or a reproduction. If you were in North America and got as authentic copy of Earthbound for 100 dollars that would be the deal of the century. FYI the prices in the video are in Canadian dollars. Thanks for checking out the video 👍
I’m not touching Super Nintendo games too many fakes.
You can always grab one of the special screwdrivers to check them on site, but doesn’t help much for online purchasing. Cheers 🍻
Do u really own these expensive top ten games?
Some of them I do, but not all of them!
Oh ok rarest game I have is devils third.
@@35april1 Nice! I think my rarest is sculptor's cut for N64
Most expensive sure, but rarest? It is not the same thing.
That's the reason they are expensive LOL. Their rarity plays a part in their price...
@@Dorian_Gray83 it does, but certainly it is certainly not the same thing. Take Mega Man games on the Saturn, pretty rare, sure, but they are much more expensive because they belong to a popular franchise. Or take some very rare 3DO games, which you can't even find on eBay, yet if they show up, they aren't extremely expensive, because they are so obscure and not in high demand.
@@CasperEgas
I understand what you are saying and yes demand does play a role, however the games that Moonshine Gaming mentioned in his SNES list, fall into two categories that make them rare. They are were either unknown for majority of the SNES's run or came out towards the end of the SNES lifecycle. Megaman X3 and Dracula X were the only known games from Moonshine's list, that had name recognition. Yet they were released on the SNES, when people were already moving on with the Playstation. Back in the day when people were busy playing their SNES, they were playing Super Mario World, Super Metroid, A Link to the Past, Super Mario Kart and Turtles in time. Yet nobody knew games like Hagane, Aero Fighters, EVO, Pocky and Rocky 2 even existed. Now fast forward till today, both conditions have made these games rare and expensive and combine that with the high demand you mentioned = ridiculous prices LOL...
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂I got all those games and even more with translations, fastrom and other hacks for free! You forgot about Rendering Renger...
It wasn’t released in North America
Rich turr,I can't bro
I'll never live this down haha
What crack are you smoking?????
I own Pocky and Rocky 2… it’s worth max $450
If you knew how to read, you would have seen that this video was made 3 years ago and is clearly outdated 🤣
I like mega man and I will play mega man x3.😀👍🎮
Do it!
@@moonshinegaming ok dude. 😀👍🎮
The title is misleading considering Earthbound is not really a rare game. It's uncommon and desired, but not rare.
You’re probably right but it’s so hard to gauge rarity of games! I listed them based on current market value, thanks for checking out the video 🙏🏼
$1,200 bwahahaha!
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Who paying for these?