I like the difficulty of tiger tiger ! Add option of difficulty at start menu for it. I enjoy the mapping its makes for more exploration and longer gameplay. A easy mapping system will just reduce the enjoyable struggle of the game . What is the point of a game easily rushed through. I hope it doesnt turn into a boring legend of zelda (4 hour game start to finish) !
Price charts based on averages are being compromised from both ends. I've notice a lot of counterfeiters selling in every place possible, roughing up labels and cartridges . selling at low end of specrtum , yet still making a healthy profit impacting the average sale to lowering game values. Same goes for grading system taking a common good condition game (80 score graded ) multiplying its value by 10 times raising its value indirectly . This impacts the very common game with little to no value making a fzero worth 100$++ which would indirectly effect the price charting averages . Sure i have very good condition cib collection should i pay to have a rating on them to sell at 10x ro 20x the going rate. What happens when grading becomes common. The first 1000 to grade win the next 10,000 lose and collecting video games become for the rich , collector numbers drop off by huge % , games become worthless as baseball cards . Grading games may bring great profits at first but essentially will ruin what we all love . People stop collecting, and the Average wallet cannot afford to buy or collects games anymore. We need a price guide based off rarity , all educate ourselves in the mass counterfeiting going on , and not grade our games .
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I like the difficulty of tiger tiger ! Add option of difficulty at start menu for it. I enjoy the mapping its makes for more exploration and longer gameplay. A easy mapping system will just reduce the enjoyable struggle of the game . What is the point of a game easily rushed through. I hope it doesnt turn into a boring legend of zelda (4 hour game start to finish) !
Re: Video: Here's Why Getting Your Retro Games Graded Could Be A Complete Waste Of Money
Price charts based on averages are being compromised from both ends. I've notice a lot of counterfeiters selling in every place possible, roughing up labels and cartridges . selling at low end of specrtum , yet still making a healthy profit impacting the average sale to lowering game values. Same goes for grading system taking a common good condition game (80 score graded ) multiplying its value by 10 times raising its value indirectly . This impacts the very common game with little to no value making a fzero worth 100$++ which would indirectly effect the price charting averages . Sure i have very good condition cib collection should i pay to have a rating on them to sell at 10x ro 20x the going rate. What happens when grading becomes common. The first 1000 to grade win the next 10,000 lose and collecting video games become for the rich , collector numbers drop off by huge % , games become worthless as baseball cards . Grading games may bring great profits at first but essentially will ruin what we all love . People stop collecting, and the Average wallet cannot afford to buy or collects games anymore. We need a price guide based off rarity , all educate ourselves in the mass counterfeiting going on , and not grade our games .