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If you find one with a mint starmap and it's cheap, it might be worth grabbing. They each came packaged with a starmap that is prone to go missing or be heavily used. Not sure if these been mentioned yet or not, but the EA games Starflight and Starflight 2 can sometimes get a few bucks, but typically only if they're in really good shape. There's even a fan site for the game called Hyperspeed Base. I lucked out and bought a beat-up but acceptable copy on Amazon for $5 a while back. No takers yet, but I think you could get $30 for it on a good day. You can buy a new one on Amazon right now for $202, but that price is a joke. I love Lightspeed, and remember wanting Hyperspeed back in 1991, but it was expensive even then. Hyperspeed seems to have been published in low numbers. It's the 'expanded' version of the much more common Lightspeed, a 3D space shooter/strategy game that was reasonably popular in its day.

#TEENAGENT DOS WALKTHROUGH PC#

There's one PC game that isn't often talked about but is fairly hard to find: Hyperspeed by MicroProse. So far the only PC game I've ever turned a significant profit on is Grim Fandango bought a complete copy for $5 and sold it for $60. Then again I would first determine if I wanted to play any of them or add them to my collection, as 5-10 bucks for the entertainment value alone for some of those titles is a great deal. Although holding on to Sorcerian may be a good idea down the road if it is in good shape and complete. Bought the game new originally for probably $10.īack to your original question.the games you have listed are probably worth picking up for 2-4 bucks to me. Noticed recently that the game was not going for a whole lot, so I just listed the strategy guide.

Here is another example of something to keep an eye out for.īought Lands of Lore many years ago and like many others I threw out the box, but kept the included sealed strategy guide and sealed jewel. The Leisure Suit Larry, King's Quest, Space Quest individual titles had large production runs for the most part, so other than the collections are probably not worth a whole bunch. Those that had a smaller print run or were on media that could have degraded or been lost hold up very well. It your talking about Mystery House or Softporn those are the most valued. The buyer was probably a Stephen King/horror fan, you never know. It was originally a budget title sold for $12.99 new. It was just the cd in a jewel with an insert. Vary rarely saw it come up for auction, so put it up and sold it for $50. Picked up The Dark Half years ago for 10 cents as part of a clearance.

I remember getting it in a large lot for probably an average of 50 cents. Normally this would go for a few bucks if anything. Just recently sold Ishido: Way of the Stones (NIB-sealed) for $30. I would never pass up anything that is sealed as a general rule or anything that is in excellent condition or something that I know got discontinued and clearanced out rather quick after release. When it is sealed, describe the condition of the wrap, box, everything. If it is a collector, they want to see everything they are getting. When you sell on ebay/CTCW make sure you open the boxes and display all of the contents to maximize your value. Sorcerian I sold for $40 a couple years ago to an international bidder. The Dark Queen of KrynnAll of them right now, probably worth what you paid unless any are sealed. Unfortunately, I can't find any reference points for many of them, so I may just return them.Īnyone know about any of these? I think they are all complete, except Yserbius, which is missing the box top. I do collect PC games, but for floppy games I have to have some sentimental tie in order to keep it, so all these would be to re-sell. I wouldn't have bought any of them since they are all $4-$10 each, but my Goodwill has a very easy-going return policy. Here's a case study on why I need this list (and something like 'old Sierra games' doesn't do me much good):

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