English name of these PC Engine games??

[ebenezer]

I picked up 4 PC Engine games for cheap. Anyone know the English names of the two games on the left? Top one is some kind of Majiang game and below is an RPG. Are they worth anything?

http://img3.imageshack.us/img3/3498/gamezk.jpg

[A Black Falcon]

The RPG (lower left) is this one...

http://www.gamefaqs.com/console/turbo16/image/589129.html

[Aussie2B]

Susano O Densetsu was dirt cheap when I bought it, so I doubt it's worth anything now.

The other game is Sengoku Mahjong.

[ebenezer]

Hey, thanks so much guys...

[mobiusclimber]

The upper left hand game is Sengoku Mahjong. Next to it is, obviously, Rock on. Below Rock On is, obviously, Blodia, which received a US release as "Timeball." And finally, the bottom left hand game is, as has been said, Susano O Densetsu. None of these games are worth more than $15 when complete. If all you have are cards & manuals, then expect a bit less. I'm not entirely sure about the price of Sengoku Mahjong in the US, but Rising Stuff has it listed on their price guide (http://risingstuff.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=104) as being worth $7, and that's complete.

[GaijinPunch]

Top right corner is Rock On


but Rising Stuff has it listed on their price guide as being worth $7, and that's complete.

That list is truly awful.

[ebenezer]

Thanks again for the info. Not bad since I paid less than $1 each for them. I see that complete games come in some kind of jewel case--they must come with a back insert but do they need anything else to be complete? The store still has a bunch more copies of these 4 games.

[mobiusclimber]

Hu-card games don't have a back insert. They have a special jewelcase with a spine sticker and usually a large round sticker on the back.

[JapanesePeso]

Top right corner is Rock On



That list is truly awful.

Would really appreciate any contributions you can help make to it. :) Keep in mind its a price guide for what stores are selling Japanese games for abroad, not in Japan.