Arc the Lad Collection

[DragonMaster Sam]

So with being the owner of a Wii, my Gamecube and GBA Player was pretty much obsolete. Yesterday afternoon, I was at the Starland warehouse in Fairfax, and traded them in for a combined total of $45 ($22 for the 'Cube; $23 for the Player). With my store credit, I found a complete copy of Arc the Lad Collection for around $75, but only had to pay about $33.

[AZ Legend]

Thats a little bit high from what ive seen here in my town. Here at stores they sell for around 50 bucks. But not that bad of a deal.

[PapaStu]

It got delayed so many times that by the time it did come out (towards the end of the PS lifespan) it didn't really have a huge following or sell all that well.

It's still the easiest Working Designs game to find 'sealed'. Average price should run you around the $50 buck range new.

[Fuyukaze]

It got delayed so many times that by the time it did come out (towards the end of the PS lifespan) it didn't really have a huge following or sell all that well.

It's still the easiest Working Designs game to find 'sealed'. Average price should run you around the $50 buck range new.

If you can find a copy for 50 complete, I'd gladly buy it from ya with a 10% finders fee and what ever shipping is.

[mb7241]

I've seen them somewhat lately (i.e. about a month or so ago) going as cheap as $30-$35 complete. Heck, I even had one traded to me for $20 credit...100% complete and as mint as it gets (ended up being a Christmas present for a good friend of mine). I don't see a reason in giving $50-$60 for it if it's possible to find for under $40.

[carlcarlson]

I got a sealed one for free. The box has a price tag on it, but I can deal with that. I've never seen one in the wild before, but it sounds like everyone has a pretty good idea of what they're worth.