"This-Is-Cool" Skeleton Sega Saturn Question...

[EX-Soldier]

...i've had this for over a year now & just realized this came with a sealed calendar sized package with japanese characters all over, going off the picture i assume there are 3 demo discs inside but i cant be sure, i dont wanna open it & risk lowering its resale value in the unlikely event that i get rid of it, so basically what im asking is.....wtf is in this bag?!?

[InsaneDavid]

Is this (http://www.segagagadomain.com/saturn17/otanoshimi.htm) what you're talking about? A picture would help.

[EX-Soldier]

Is this (http://www.segagagadomain.com/saturn17/otanoshimi.htm) what you're talking about? A picture would help.

yea exactly that, so it IS a bunch of demos then? are they worth disturbing the seal for?

[smork]

I don't think sealed/unsealed affects the value of a Saturn one bit. Games, sure, but a Saturn?

I'm always on the side of Opening Shit Up, though.

[Dreamc@sting]

Honestly I don't see the reason behind breaking the seal on that. Unless you're really dying to play them, but if you do it won't affect you reselling, unless its to one hell of an anal collector.

[InsaneDavid]

Yes, I believe it's just a bunch of demos and promotional stuff. Also from what I heard they made a zillion of them. (I'd check with someone else first before taking my word for that though, I've been away from Saturn importing for quite some time)

[The 1 2 P]

but if you do it won't affect you reselling, unless its to one hell of an anal collector.

That would be me, lol. Actually, it all depends on how common the demo is. If it's very uncommon or rare, I'd prefer for it to be sealed but I'd probably take it any way I could get it. If it's a common demo, then I wouldn't care as much if it were sealed.

[dj898]

they aren't worth much to be honest.
I had three sets that I basically gave away as well as dump'd into the bin when I was moving house~