Sega, I fear you're throwing more fuel on the fire but I guess we can all just put on the big boy pants ;-). On aside note, Bartre got a great deal on that Ys if it's true! He he
meh, not really.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/221150648121?ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1423.l2649http://www.ebay.com/itm/Ys-Books-I-II-TurboGrafx-CD-1990-Turbo-Duo-Version-/140871332293?pt=Video_Games_Games&hash=item20cc95f1c5http://www.ebay.com/itm/NEC-Turbografx-CD-Turbo-Duo-CD-Ys-Book-I-II-/110957774191?pt=Video_Games_Games&hash=item19d599456fI'm a patient man, I can wait for my games.
I only saw one copy of Ys sell for >$30, and that sold for $40, and was a buy it now, so someone cracked, or was misinformed.
on a side note, there is no end all, be all of pricing.
when I sell stuff, I make it a point to look at at least 3, usually around 5, different sources.
for example, a local shop has a copy of mega man 5 for the NES right now, priced at $50.
does that mean it's worth $50? no, in fact, from the same store less than 6 months ago, I bought my copy for $12.
does that mean it's worth $12? not necessarily.
on ebay, I see loose carts sell at about the $30 price point. (though admittedly there are a couple that sold for much more)
on amazon, the cheapest one at the time of this posting is $32.95 +shipping.
finally, a smaller local shop had one about a month ago, that sat around for a while, priced at $27.
so how do I interpret this?
I'd say the "real" value would be in the high twenties to low thirties, depending on condition.
so what does this mean?
in essence:
have patience, a deal will come, but more importantly