sethnintendo said:
Conegamer said:
tbone51 said:
irstupid said:
tbone51 said:
irstupid said:
I bought the eshop version.
Kind of tempted to buy the retail version and leave it in its sealed package to sell it in the future. Seems like this might be a game that could fetch a decent price in years to come. |
it will be worth money! Every FE games is worth alot now, GCN being $150
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Well as the person above said, and as I said earlier in this thread or another. I don't understand how anyone is paying over retail price for this. It's available for eshop
Not sure why retail version is something someone would be willing to pay double price for or something.
Then again there are the collectors, and that is who would be buying a retail version "new" in 5-10 years time. They would be able to get it on eshop, yet they don't want it on eshop.
I like to buy hardcover books, I own a shit ton of hardcover books. Now would having an ereader of some kind be more easier. I would be able to take 100's with me at a time, weigh less, be able to read in dark with no lights, ect. But no I will always buy books I like in hardcover. Same can be said about some people in terms of video games.
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very true but http://www.amazon.com/Fire-Emblem-Awakening-nintendo-3ds/dp/B00AKIPBNS/ref=zg_bs_videogames_11 its #11 of the top 100 video games and its selling for that price despite it being on eshop for $40
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Difference is the game is in demand, and there's a short supply. In addition, a lot of people probably don't know at this point it's avaliable on the eShop. So whilst it will increase in value somewhat, it certainly won't be like the previous games.
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There will always be a demand for physical copies of Fire Emblem.
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Yes, and I agree. But that demand won't be as high for this entry because it'll sell more, and always be avaliable for a set price.
