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d21lewis said:
Pretendo said:

Yeah, games don't seem to be really affected by inflation.

Weren't most NES games $30 to $40 tho?


Trust me.  I had to save for weeks to buy my first Nes game.  It was $49.  When I finally started seeing games for $19 (much older games), I couldn't believe it!  But yeah.  Nes games were $50.  Gameboy games were $30.  I even have some really old magazines that I could dig out of my closet from the late 80's and early 90's, if I have to.

*edit* Since I'm getting old, I figured I needed to google old Nes sale pages to make sure memory served me correctly.  Here's a page from a 1990 Sears catalog: http://www.huguesjohnson.com/features/sears_catalog/sears-catalog-1990-pg1446-NES_full.jpg

I was like 4 or 5 when I first saw that ad in the Sears Catalog. I couldn't read all the words but I understood Ninja Turtles.....Good times....

And if I recall correctly, I begged my mom to buy Eternal Champions which was like $69.99 when it came out in the 90's. My brother still resents me for it to this day because he hated that game.



I am the Playstation Avenger.