At least the four listed in its sold history went for far less than what he's asking now, selling at $53.59, $79.99, $79.99, and $75.59.
Interesting. And some people like to say "resellers" do not directly affect the inflated cost of games.
I say of course they do as they set the price point. It's only a matter of waiting to see if a buyer accepts that price point as the new standered.
$30 dollar game. Sells all day every day for $30.
Reseller goes and puts his stock of the game at $60.
People buy it. Other resellers see the price has shifted to $60.
$60 becomes the new price for that game.
Until someone somewhere thinks. Hey. Why not $75?
