Rare Games To Look Out For

[rpepper9]

I was wondering if there is a list of games that truly are rare that should be snatched up for sure if someone ever came across them. Summer is a great time for garage sales but I don't know what games really are rare and worth collecting. I am mostly interested in SNES games. Almost every ebay seller says that the games they are selling are rare, so how do you know.

I have gone to the rarity guide in this forum, but I really don't get it. Maybe I am reading it wrong. Can anyone list a few SNES games that truly are rare and would be valuable to a collector who is just starting out (me).

Thanks :D

[Darth Sensei]

Have you bought the DP Collectors Guide? It's a great book and really worth the investment and you can keep it in your car for reference.

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[rpepper9]

Have you bought the DP Collectors Guide? It's a great book and really worth the investment and you can keep it in your car for reference.

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Cool where do I purchase a copy? I'm kinda new to the forum (as if you couldn't tell). :embarrassed:

[PapaStu]

Its quite easy acutally.
See those links to the left of here, ya know the ones that say Submit News, Mystery game and the like? Well click Collector's Guide (http://www.digitpress.com/dpg_plug.htm) and all your questions will be answered. DP Collectors Guide 7 (i think) is the current incarnation that covers all the old stuff up thru the 8-bit era. DP Advanced (out this summer) covers everything from past the 8-bit era thru PSOne/DC.

Hey Achika/Darth think that this should be shimmied from Ebay insanity, to the VG forum????

[number6]

I thought I would mention that those links to the left will not be visible if you come the site via:

www.digitpress.com/forum

like I do. So make sure you come to the site via

http://www.digitpress.com/index2.htm

to see the complete site.

[charitycasegreg]

I thought I would mention that those links to the left will not be visible if you come the site via:

www.digitpress.com/forum

like I do. So make sure you come to the site via

http://www.digitpress.com/index2.htm

to see the complete site.

Esactly, thats the way i come