Quote Originally Posted by idk View Post
As someone who still frequents the game from time I feel it's my duty to say that some of these collectors are crazy. Just buying something because it's rare or a different color than it should be is redonk. The problem is only collectors are now going to buy the game because of this. This has been one of my favorite games for over 10 years, however am I going to buy a somewhat glitch free game (no one has ever said anything about it fixing the team deathmatch glitch where you don't get a teammate in single player) that still doesn't save to the cartridge like most actual Nintendo games? NNoooo. I have a black copy and my friends don't care about N64 since Call of Duty, Titan Fall, and Halo are extremely more mainstream. I would like a gray copy, however paying x10 the asking price of the original for something that Acclaim insanely dropped the ball on is not going to happen. I could buy Bethesda's entire library of games for that price. To put it simply as a gamer I view it this was 1 medal=$110. Try to spin that any way you want it's a bad deal. I also find it very very verrrrrryyyyyyy difficult to believe that only one person received the vast majority of the variants, and immediately sold them on ebay. If I was a collector or had a gray variant I would of course go along with the story 100%. Just count yourselves lucky there's no online or else chests would be a burstin baby.
In summary: You love this game so much that you want a cheap copy.

Think of it this way. It probably retailed at about $60 new, so you're only playing about double for a copy of a brand new (new old stock) game that is 15 years old.