Is there a way to assess a game's value, other than looking at how it sells on ebay?
One person bought up a store's closeout inventory of the Roberta Williams Anthology a few years ago and has been selling them on ebay with starting bids of like $75 (or higher) around once a week. This has been going on for a long time. I know it's linked to supply and demand... something's only worth what people will pay for it... but does this really mean that the Roberta Williams Anthology is "worth" that amount? Is there some method of getting a game collection appraised?
Just thinking out loud, here.
-emily
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