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BTW, I agree one hundred percent with the FFC review. I quite liked the game at first, but pretty soon it became very confusing and boring. |
Of the rare or not-so-rare-in-hindsight games mentioned in this topic, I have:
U.F.O. (jewel case only) Celtica (Dutch version in original cardboard box, probably not that rare) Opera Fatale (jewel case only) Callahan's Crosstime Saloon (original cardboard box) Gilbert Goodmate and the Mushroom Phungoria (DVD keepcase) Jerusalem: The 3 Roads to the Holy Land (DVD keep case in slipcover) Tex Murphy: Under a Killing Moon (original cardboard box) Monkey Island 2 (original cardboard box) Orion Burger (jewel case only) Little big adventure 1 (PlayStation 1) Versailles 1685 (DVD Keepcase) Sanitarium (Dutch version in original cardboard box, also UK version in small square mini-box) Liath (not rare in the Netherlands at all - original cardboard box) Secret Mission (original cardboard box) Guilty (orginal cardboard box) Space Quest Collection (original cardboard box) King's Quest Collection (manual and CD's only) Leisure Suit Larry Collector's Edition (original cardboard folder) Police Quest Collection The Four Most Wanted (manual and jewel case only) The Dame Was Loaded (jewel case only) Lost in Time (original cardboard box) Discworld (original cardboard folder, Dutch and PlayStation 1, English) Discworld 2 (PlayStation 2) Roberta Williams Anthology (original cardboard box) Games I haven't seen mentioned, that I am not sure how rare they are - I don't see them offered often, but as I haven't really spent much on them they probaby aren't rare: Santa Fe Mysteries: Sacred Ground (this one wasn't even on Mobygames when I acquired it - original cardboard box) Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy (small square cardboard box) Clandestiny (original cardboard box) Nightlong Union City Conspiracy (original cardboard box) Silverload (original cardboard box) Morpheus (original cardboard box) Star Trek: Judgment Rites (Limited CD-ROM Collector's Edition original cardboard box - pin is missing though :( ) I had the Gabriel Knight Mysteries Ltd Ed Box Set but traded it away. I didn't know how rare it was back then and now I am very very sorry I did that... I bought the Roberta Williams Anthology for 40 euro just this week (arrived minutes ago and is in excellent condition). This is the most I have ever spent on a second-hand game. Most games in my collection were either bought new, or second-hand for 5 euro or less. |
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I've started Vampire Diaries but haven't finished it. It didn't like the auto run on my computer when I was switching CDs, but other than that it ran just fine. Based on what I saw, it reminded me a bit of the Nancy Drew games except for the full-motion video. I've seen far worse "rare" games than Vampire Diaries, although it certainly isn't worth the insane prices it's going for. Still, I'm feeling kind of antsy now about wanting the boxed version. :)
Speaking of Her Interactive, I've got the first computer game they ever made (it's not Vampire Diaries). It's McKenzie and Company, boxed and complete, never played, brand new. I gotta think that might be worth money someday! I believe it has full motion video; I've yet to open the box. I have Hollywood Monsters in Spanish. That could have something to do with why I haven't loaded it up yet. Gonchi, we will expect the transcript of the entire game posted here when you are done. :devil: Down under Dan runs well in DOSBox. If you have the CD version, you have to do a minor tweak to get it to install. After that, all is well. |
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Hey fellow collectors, did you notice the Midnight Stranger auction? First time I've seen it appear on ebay. Went for $321. I bid on it, but not fanatically.
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This IS a thread about rare games, right? Ebay auctions have been mentioned before in this thread, and in many other threads for that matter. I don't care for your insinuations. PS: It's obvious that you followed the auction, and I know you're not the high bidder, so I take it you are interested in playing Midnight Stranger. Why not buy it straight from the developer's site (Jeff Green). http://www.strangermedia.com/order.html |
Wait... people can buy the game from the developer's website for $12 and someone still spent $321 for a used copy of it on ebay?! :crazy:
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The game itself wasn't even that great. I would rather play night trap. ;) http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xrb...omo_videogames |
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You may think I was "helping" my fellow collectors (or should be helping them by informing them beforehand of the auction... how is that "helping" them, when the interested parties will only start a bidding war not unlike the ones you often witness between collectors... and this auction was no exception), when in fact I was only expressing surprise. I repeat my question: what's eating you? Did you join AG just to attack me? Why? |
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While I welcome you to the forums, charlesb, I advise you to think about how you're interpreting a post, before you have a go at another member. Any hostility stops now. |
Duckman, German version, paid somewhere between $19.95 and $321. I probably paid too much, but I can't wait to play it.
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