the most expensive fighting games

[LimitedEditionMuseum]

Not counting the AES games. It can be any region or system. I just got the
Playstation 2 Marvel Vs Capcom New Age of Heroes and I started wondering what is the most $$$$ fighting game?

[Jack_Burton_BYOAC]

The CPS Changer games go for between $600-1000 when they come up.



I've never even seen what the boxes look like.

[LimitedEditionMuseum]

The CPS Changer games go for between $600-1000 when they come up.



I've never even seen what the boxes look like.

That's for an arcade?

[wiggyx]

Its basically Capcom's version of a Neo Geo.

I don't think the carts came in retail-type packaging, just plain white boxes with descriptive type on them.

[Jack_Burton_BYOAC]

That's for an arcade?

No. As wiggyx said, it Capcom's answer to the Neo-Geo AES.

It is basically a licensed supergun. Each game contains not just the ROM chips, but also the CPU and other hardware for the CPS1.

The ROM chips contained slightly modified versions of the CPS1 arcade games to include things like difficulty select, control config, etc.

Any way you want to slant it, these games were sold on store shelves or through the mail. They're not arcade games.

[buzz_n64]

No. As wiggyx said, it Capcom's answer to the Neo-Geo AES.

It is basically a licensed supergun. Each game contains not just the ROM chips, but also the CPU and other hardware for the CPS1.

The ROM chips contained slightly modified versions of the CPS1 arcade games to include things like difficulty select, control config, etc.

Any way you want to slant it, these games were sold on store shelves or through the mail. They're not arcade games.

Man, come on this system is basically an AES but from Capcom. I think the OP didn't want arcade carts made for the home console on the list. CPS and other arcade type boards should be added to the no list. How does the OP feel about protos?

[LimitedEditionMuseum]

Man, come on this system is basically an AES but from Capcom. I think the OP didn't want arcade carts made for the home console on the list. No CPS or other arcade type boards should be added to the no list. How does the OP feel about protos?

You are right but I'm glad I just learned about this? Does it connect to a TV?

[Bojay1997]

Man, come on this system is basically an AES but from Capcom. I think the OP didn't want arcade carts made for the home console on the list. CPS and other arcade type boards should be added to the no list. How does the OP feel about protos?

Huh? The AES is a home system as is the Neo Geo CD. The MVS is the arcade hardware version of the Neo Geo. The CPS Changer is a home system only. It's a Japanese only home version of Capcom's CPS hardware. If you don't want to count Japanese only systems or systems and games that were expensive to begin with, feel free to exclude it, but it's no less a home system than any other piece of hardware released for home use by any other manufacturer.

[98PaceCar]

The CPS Changer games go for between $600-1000 when they come up.



I've never even seen what the boxes look like.

Some pics of my boxes and other info here:

http://www.videogameconsolelibrary.c...tm#page=models

[G-Boobie]

Actress Again and Power Instinct PS2 will set you back a bit, largely because they're in demand imports. You can find them for eighty bucks on eBay if you're quick and lucky.

Fighting games that aren't arcade or AES never really hit stratospheric levels, but beyond the PS2 imports, Astra Superstars for the Saturn is pricey. Value fluctuates; I've seen it go for $100, and I've seen it go for $200. There was a time when PS2 Marvel 2 was going for three figures, and Project Justice and Tech Romancer for the Dreamcast were going for between $50 and $80.

A lot of the more expensive fighting games are expensive not because they're extremely rare, but because they're in demand and the people who own them play them frequently. This is why CVS2 on PS2 goes for $25 or more: it's still a widely played game in some circles, and the resale value reflects that.