Updated the Arcade PRICE GUIDE

Thanks for updating that. It's a useful resource.
 
http://www.arcade-classics.com/price_guide.html

Ill try to add some new prices and games that I havent had a chance to list soon.

Jon

$200-300 for dedicated TMNT? I know there was one on here recently for $250 in less than ideal shape that sold on the 2nd day. Having just recently watched ebay for one, they seem to go in the 400-500 range much more often than the 200-300 range.

Some of the others seemed kind of low to me as well? Am I just looking in the wrong spots??
 
Thanks for maintaining this price guide. It's not easy work staying on top of it... so again... THANKS!


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I agree. It's very useful if you're looking at how games are priced in general. My only concern is I wish a lot of these games sold at these prices in CA. Nonetheless, thanks Exidy!
 
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Well, thats true. prices vary depending where you live. For example, in florida both video game and pin prices are very low. In california prices are a bit higher. Here in Colorado even shitty games bring decent money. So its just tool to use when buying/selling games.

Jon
 
Anyone have an idea of what a 6-slot Neo Geo (described as the 2 & 4 slot in the price guide) might go for? $500-$600?
 
Probably not worth as much as it was before the multi-neo boards came out.

Yeah. The 2 & 4 slots are listed as $300-$400. I just really like the dedicated cabinets. :)

I have a single slot conversion but am kind of looking around for a dedicated cabinet.
 
I think this is a great resource.

One word of caution, though: "The board is worth more than the game" is bound to confuse a lot of collectors and non-collecters alike. If I have a Splatterhouse machine, it should be worth at least as much as the board, because it has the board. Even if, to a buyer, the cabinet and everything else is worth $0.

If we're talking about the inconvenience of dealing with a full-sized machine rather than just the board, I still don't think it should be indicated in the price guide. Too confusing. But again, though, great resource.
 
Well, thats true. prices vary depending where you live. For example, in florida both video game and pin prices are very low. In california prices are a bit higher. Here in Colorado even shitty games bring decent money. So its just tool to use when buying/selling games.

Jon

Hmm, I live in Florida and I disagree that prices are lower... If anything, supply is low, and therefore the prices fluctuate upwards of the price list based on that. It seems like most times I find a machine, it's usually priced way higher than the list, and the ones that fall into the price guide guidelines sell fast. Just my $.02...
 
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