What's the Most You've Ever Paid for a Single Game?

[Grobyc]

Most I ever spent was Half Life 2 Collectors Edition. $60. Not that much i know

[Jumpman Jr.]

Just broke my record again.

$225 for a loose copy of the Donkey Kong Competition Cartridge for the SNES. Now I've got the two grails for the SNES... the rest of the library should be a walk in the park.

[Yamazaki]

600$ on Ninja Master's AES.

followed by:
RotD - 350$
Magical Drop 3 - 350 $
Metal Slug 3 - 300$

[Saabmeister]

$60 shipped for a PAL copy of Shenmue II.

[VG_Maniac]

$70 for Chrono Trigger at a used video game store back in 1998. Last year, I bought Mega Man X3 with the box at another used gaming store for $60.

[namzep]

Most I've ever paid was $85 or so for Goldeneye (found it at some local video rental place that was way over-priced but it was the only store that had the game then). Since I started collecting again (earlier this year) I haven't paid more than $30 for a game (and that was only once for Super Smash Bros. Melee because I really wanted it).

[zerohero]

$60 for Ogre battle.... after I beat it I sold it back in High School. Stupid Me

[mario2butts]

New games:

Steel Battalion $150
Zelda Ocarina of Time $60 (bought at launch after winning $100 from "lucky locker," a lottery based on our locker numbers, in middle school woth every penny)

Used Games:

Dracula X $130
everything else has been under 30 bucks

[squidblatt]

Paid 150.00 for a minty Harvest Moon SNES. Too much, I know, but I don't care.

[ig88vsbobafett]

$97.50 for a Used steel battalion for xbox no box but still a good price

Also got steel battalion LOC for $11.70 at ebgames

[Simply Dave]

In the SNES hayday, I paid $74.99 each for Final Fantasy 3, Chrono Trigger and Tecmo Super Bowl 3 when they first came out. And that was at Wal-Mart!

[Emuaust]

$170AU for virtua racing on the Mega drive when it first came out here in Australia.

[christhegamer]

I recently bought Tengen Tetris (NES) for $30.00

[Tanis178]

i spent about 80 bucks or so for shining force neo with the guide, worth every penny

[cyberfluxor]

#1 is Diablo 2 for the PC when it first came out for $55. I think it was worth it for all the hours I spent on it, but I just hope it's not true that Diablo 2 is a MMORPG costing $15 a month like WoW.

#2 goes to Guildwars ($50), which I bought a week after release and haven't spent more than 40hrs on, but I feel I might get back "into" it over winter break.

#3 for the win is House of the Dead 2 for the Dreamcast. It's a odd placement because I spent $13 on it at Gamestop but paid an additional $24 for 2 guns and $4 for 2 rumble packs. It's the only shooter I have for the Dreamcast so I claim it to be a "bundle" of $41.

#4 is Gamecube's very fine Worms 3D for $35 new after it came out. God I love the Worms! games!!

#5 has to be another new Gamecube title: Serious Sam - The Second Encounter! $30 baby!

Everything else is under $20 because I'm cheep and love to save money buying used games that CAN work as good as new.

[Booskar]

I paid $90 fo a Basic Math CIB for the Atari 2600 in the first issue gatefold style box. Ironically I paid considerably less than half that for the much rarer Sears version, also complete in gatefold box

[The_Kodiak65]

I think the most ive every paid for 1 game would be....$41
$40 for Lunar 2: eternal Blue, and i paid a dollar for the maunal from elsewhere....other than that, i dont think i have ever speant more than $30 on a game, i just go out to yard sales, flea markets, and game stores hopeing for a find....

[johno590]

I think the most I ever spent was about 25 dollars for a copy of Final Fight Guy.

[DTJAAAAMJSLM]

$258 for Japanese version of Rage Of The Dragons on the Neo-Geo AES.

[Tan]

couldn't give an exact amount but at most $70 i'm sure