Finds in the Field

[BeowulfXXIV]

Hey guys, I just wanted an accurate opinion. I looked on Amazon and was pretty shocked but Amazon doesn't really give a 'value' per se. Okay, I found 4 games in the field today, 3 of which I had no idea on their rarity. I'm gonna put down the 4 games, and the lowest I saw them for on Amazon. I'd like you guys to tell me your experience in dealing with these games and their worth/rarity.

Star Wars Jedi Knight: Jedi Academy (Jewel Case) (PC) - 50$ on Amazon
Lords Royal Collection (PC) 37.50$ on Amazon
Sid Meier's Alpha Centauri (Mac) - 85$ on Amazon
Sid Meier's Alien Crossfire (Mac) - 100$ on Amazon

[BeowulfXXIV]

Nobody Interested?

[DigitalSpace]

I don't have an answer for you, but you didn't even wait ten minutes before bumping your thread, and there's no need to do that. Exercise some patience and if somebody can help you out, they'll respond, but don't expect it right away.

[jcalder8]

I'm not sure of the value either but E-bay is a lot better guide than amazon.

[coreys429]

Who plays PC and Mac? I didn't know they had value.

[Ryaan1234]

I'm not sure of the value either but E-bay is a lot better guide than amazon.




Star Wars Jedi Knight: Jedi Academy (Jewel Case) (PC) - 50$ on Amazon


Okay, I don't know the value of the other games, but a quick search on eBay shows that a boxed and complete copy of Jedi Academy brings anywhere from $40-60 and a copy only in the jewel case brings $20-40 ($12 is the bottom price). I'd (always) say that eBay is a better reference for prices, considering that 40 copies of this game sold in this price range

[weirdguy]

Alpha Centauri is pretty common but it's expension (Alien Crossfire) is worth a lot of money on eBay.

[Kitsune Sniper]

Mac versions in general are worth more money than PC versions - at least when it comes to more action-based ones.

[PapaStu]

nevermind...