Vanguard Bandits/Tactics Ogre PS1

[Big Papa Husker]

How much are complete copies of Vanguard Bandits and Tactics Ogre going for these days? I'm trying to find each locally, but don't know what I should pay for them.

[Shadow Kisuragi]

Vanguard Bandits has been going for ~$40 on eBay and sells for ~$80 locally here. I haven't seen Tactics Ogre in a while though.

[Sailorneorune]

A local store is asking $95 for a disc-only Tactics Ogre in fair condition. May your local stores not take Amazon as Gospel, and I wish you the best of luck.

And when you do get it, I hope you actually play it.

[Big Papa Husker]

A local store is asking $95 for a disc-only Tactics Ogre in fair condition. May your local stores not take Amazon as Gospel, and I wish you the best of luck.

And when you do get it, I hope you actually play it.

$95?? Holy s***! Speaking of using Amazon... my Half Price Books started doing that. Last summer I was able to get guides for $2.98 each and most PS1 games for $4.98. They now are individually priced.

[Aussie2B]

$95 for a disc-only Tactics Ogre is WAY too much. Even on eBay you can get a complete copy for less than that. A disc-only copy should be $50 at the absolute highest.

[Big Papa Husker]

$95 for a disc-only Tactics Ogre is WAY too much. Even on eBay you can get a complete copy for less than that. A disc-only copy should be $50 at the absolute highest.

What is the range for a complete copy?

[Sailorneorune]

$95?? Holy s***! Speaking of using Amazon... my Half Price Books started doing that. Last summer I was able to get guides for $2.98 each and most PS1 games for $4.98. They now are individually priced.

Using Amazon wouldn't be such a bad idea if people couldn't just put whatever price they wanted on something and have it sit there until the end of time, hoping that others see their item as the only one there and thus a guideline.

I thought about listing a game (let's say, Shenmue II. Dreamcast. PAL version.) at an abnormally high price just to see if some lazy bastard in Louisville would find my listing, knock 5 bucks off it, and slap it on the next copy that ends up around here.

My point is - using Amazon is not only lazy, it's also inaccurate. But Ebay completed auction listings... you know, the ones in green, that actually sold... that would require that thing called "effort".

[Shadow Kisuragi]

I once slapped $60 on a strategy guide for Tekken that I found, since one was listed for $65 on Amazon. Someone actually purchased it...one of my best purchases for <$10. I bring this up because I purchased Tactics Ogre from Blockbuster for $10 in 2005, disc-only. I wish I sold it back when the disc was selling for $100 on eBay, but I can't complain. It's a great game, and was well worth the playthrough.