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wingzrow
08-02-2012, 05:12 PM
I was going to make this a topic just asking why Power Rangers Super Legends on Playstation 2 is worth upwards of $15, since by all logic, a Disney made power rangers game should suck and not have value, but why not make this a topic about games we wouldn't think are worth anything?
I'm going to start off with 2 ps2 games, first being Falling Stars.
It's a crappy "RPG" by agetec. I did some digging, and supposedly it's one of, if not THE, worst rates PS2 game ever released.
So I'm Guessing it's a Novelty to own something so horrible?
Still clueless on that power rangers game.
Collector_Gaming
08-02-2012, 06:35 PM
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Power_Rangers:_Super_Legends
Supposedly its a anniversary game for power ranger fans ( didn't know there was any.. but then again theres a whole gathering for bronies so i guess anythings possible.).
Other then that. Anyones guess
Tokimemofan
08-02-2012, 07:12 PM
I was going to make this a topic just asking why Power Rangers Super Legends on Playstation 2 is worth upwards of $15, since by all logic, a Disney made power rangers game should suck and not have value, but why not make this a topic about games we wouldn't think are worth anything?
I'm going to start off with 2 ps2 games, first being Falling Stars.
It's a crappy "RPG" by agetec. I did some digging, and supposedly it's one of, if not THE, worst rates PS2 game ever released.
So I'm Guessing it's a Novelty to own something so horrible?
Still clueless on that power rangers game.
The only retailer that I remember that ever carried Falling Stars (including preorders) was Game Crazy. It may have been a bad game but it is and always a genuinely rare one.
mobiusclimber
08-02-2012, 07:24 PM
Best Buy had Falling Stars in their value bin for awhile. Came close to buying it too.
wingzrow
08-02-2012, 07:38 PM
Here's another one
Ultimate Pro-Pinball Xbox
I'm assuming it just has a really low print?
Kitsune Sniper
08-02-2012, 08:01 PM
Supposedly its a anniversary game for power ranger fans ( didn't know there was any.. but then again theres a whole gathering for bronies so i guess anythings possible.).
... yeah, it's not like the series was seen by millions of kids over a timespan of a decade, right?
theclaw
08-02-2012, 08:35 PM
Here's another one
Ultimate Pro-Pinball Xbox
I'm assuming it just has a really low print?
Hmm worth looking into.
Wasn't that PAL exclusive for Xbox, and PAL/JPN for PS2?
Not sure about PC...
Tokimemofan
08-02-2012, 08:53 PM
... yeah, it's not like the series was seen by millions of kids over a timespan of a decade, right?
Ummm no, more like 37 years http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Super_Sentai#Super_Sentai_Series
Power Rangers=Super Sentai
Super Sentai was started in 1975,
wingzrow
08-02-2012, 08:57 PM
This one REALLY surprises me.
WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP POKER NINTENDO GAMECUBE
Again, I can only assume it had a very small printing, because the PS2 version only goes for $5.00
Gameguy
08-02-2012, 09:21 PM
Supposedly its a anniversary game for power ranger fans ( didn't know there was any.. but then again theres a whole gathering for bronies so i guess anythings possible.).
The complete original series is getting released on DVD soon by Shout Factory, with classics like this, Captain Planet, and Jem I'm losing faith in the company.
What's sad is the Amazon page for the Power Rangers release, it's only available for preorder but there's already 28 5-star reviews for it. It's great to review a DVD before being able to watch it, it's not like anyone cares about possible transfer problems or other potential errors with mastering or manufacturing.
Kitsune Sniper
08-02-2012, 10:04 PM
Ummm no, more like 37 years http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Super_Sentai#Super_Sentai_Series
Power Rangers=Super Sentai
Super Sentai was started in 1975,
I'm talking about POWER RANGERS, not Super Sentai.
Yes I know they share footage yadda yadda yadda. Doesn't matter. Power Rangers is its own thing and has its own fanbase (which may overlap with the Sentai fanbase anyway.) The US version of the show began in 1993, so that's fourteen years worth of WESTERN fans (US / Europe / Australia / South America) when it was released. :P
Collector_Gaming
08-02-2012, 10:07 PM
... yeah, it's not like the series was seen by millions of kids over a timespan of a decade, right?
yea but those kids grow up and sadly power rangers are those characters from child hood that actually are forgettable unlike say transformers and gi joes which is where i was going with this notion.
Kitsune Sniper
08-02-2012, 10:08 PM
yea but those kids grow up and sadly power rangers are those characters from child hood that actually are forgettable unlike say transformers and gi joes which is where i was going with this notion.
These kids grew up and may have children of their own... another point I should've mentioned. ;)
Tokimemofan
08-02-2012, 10:28 PM
I'm talking about POWER RANGERS, not Super Sentai.
Yes I know they share footage yadda yadda yadda. Doesn't matter. Power Rangers is its own thing and has its own fanbase (which may overlap with the Sentai fanbase anyway.) The US version of the show began in 1993, so that's fourteen years worth of WESTERN fans (US / Europe / Australia / South America) when it was released. :P
Fair point, there are more than a few fanbase splits among other Japanese series, Sailor Moon, Card Captor Sakura/Cardcaptors and Samurai Pizza Cats come to mind.
Damaniel
08-07-2012, 05:50 PM
The only retailer that I remember that ever carried Falling Stars (including preorders) was Game Crazy. It may have been a bad game but it is and always a genuinely rare one.
My copy came from Fry's in Wilsonville, Oregon (that's also where I snagged my copy of Samurai Deeper Kyo for the GBA a couple years ago). Still don't know why I bought it, other than for the novelty value.
Both this game and the Power Rangers game demonstrate one of the main rules of game collecting - rarity, not quality, usually drives prices. People aren't paying $150+ for a copy of Action 52 for the quality.
Enmity
08-07-2012, 07:15 PM
There is and always has been a huge fan following of Power Rangers/Super Sentai. Filled with both young and old people. Not to mention most people that actually grew up with MMPR still see it as nostalgia. The megazords alone from the 90s are worth tons of money.
wiggyx
08-16-2012, 03:04 PM
Ummm no, more like 37 years http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Super_Sentai#Super_Sentai_Series
Power Rangers=Super Sentai
Super Sentai was started in 1975,
He's obviously talking about the US series, which only dates back to the mid nineties.
But way to be "that guy".
Kitsune Sniper
08-16-2012, 06:17 PM
He's obviously talking about the US series, which only dates back to the mid nineties.
But way to be "that guy".
... But he already said "fair point" and realized his mistake.
But way to be "that guy"!
Blitzwing256
08-19-2012, 03:04 PM
That particular game is very popular amoung power ranger fans as it brings many of the previous seasons together and brings many of the popular rangers and villans togethter to fight with the new rangers (stuff like tommy the green ranger and lord zedd show up). as far as power ranger games go, it's pretty decent overall.