What is the rarest video game thing you own?

[Tupin]

I don't anything THAT rare, but I do own an e-Reader and every Animal Crossing card ever released.

What about you?

[Silverhawk79]

Uh, is SMRPG rare? >.>
I have a signed Nintendo Power...:B

[Tupin]

Uh, is SMRPG rare? >.>
I have a signed Nintendo Power...:B

Yeah, it's pretty rare.

Signed by who?

[Silverhawk79]

Uh, is SMRPG rare? >.>
I have a signed Nintendo Power...:B

Yeah, it's pretty rare.

Signed by who?

Nsider staff. XD
Everyone but Andy. -_-

[Kaz]

Uh, is SMRPG rare? >.>
I have a signed Nintendo Power...:B

Yeah, it's pretty rare.

Complete and utter bullpoop. It's just overpriced, not rare. There's a difference.

[Tupin]

Uh, is SMRPG rare? >.>
I have a signed Nintendo Power...:B

Yeah, it's pretty rare.

Complete and utter bullpoop. It's just overpriced, not rare. There's a difference.

That's what happens when there's a limited quantity.

It was a SNES game released in 1996. It's rare.

[Nayrman]

I had an E-reader (just threw it out because no one wanted it and I lost all my cards)
Otherwise: SNES w/ Mario All-Stars, DK Country 1-3, F-Zero, Zelda: ALTTP, TMNT Tournament Fighters (Donatello is cheap as all hell), and some wierd Pac-Man game that doesn't involve eating dots

[Tupin]

I had an E-reader (just threw it out because no one wanted it and I lost all my cards)
Otherwise: SNES w/ Mario All-Stars, DK Country 1-3, F-Zero, Zelda: ALTTP, TMNT Tournament Fighters (Donatello is cheap as all hell), and some wierd Pac-Man game that doesn't involve eating dots

Yeah, the Pac-Man platformers are weird.

[ThePowerOfOne]

I don't collect games or anything rare. So... The feather stylus...? lol

I also have The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening DX, but its just old, not rare :P

[Nayrman]

I had an E-reader (just threw it out because no one wanted it and I lost all my cards)
Otherwise: SNES w/ Mario All-Stars, DK Country 1-3, F-Zero, Zelda: ALTTP, TMNT Tournament Fighters (Donatello is cheap as all hell), and some wierd Pac-Man game that doesn't involve eating dots

Yeah, the Pac-Man platformers are weird.

It's not even a platformer...it's some wierd point and click adventure. Pac-Man walks around the town and you shoot a slingshot and whatever you hit he'll interact with. The first mission is to find a glass for Baby Pac's milk, I know where it is but half the time I accidentally knock it over and I get a game over...which intercourse in sucks. I still can't figure out the second level because Pac-Man always falls off the darn cliff XD

[Kaz]

Uh, is SMRPG rare? >.>
I have a signed Nintendo Power...:B

Yeah, it's pretty rare.

Complete and utter bullpoop. It's just overpriced, not rare. There's a difference.

That's what happens when there's a limited quantity.

It was a SNES game released in 1996. It's rare.

You're funny. It's overpriced because it's a world-renowned and overrated game, not because it has a limited quantity. It was printed just as much as any other Square Enix SNES game, yet costs more than most other ones. Some games are indeed expensive because they're "rare," but rest assured that SMRPG isn't one of them. It's like a better version of FF7's case: an overhyped game that's overpriced because of an enormous fanbase.

By the way, when it was released really has nothing to do with how many people across the world actually own it. Do you have any idea how many copies of Mario Bros./Duck Hunt I've seen? I can't even count how many I saw just at one thrift store.

[Nayrman]

Uh, is SMRPG rare? >.>
I have a signed Nintendo Power...:B

Yeah, it's pretty rare.

Complete and utter bulls***. It's just overpriced, not rare. There's a difference.

That's what happens when there's a limited quantity.

It was a SNES game released in 1996. It's rare.

You're funny. It's overpriced because it's a world-renowned and overrated game, not because it has a limited quantity. It was printed just as much as any other Square Enix SNES game, yet costs more than most other ones. Some games are indeed expensive because they're "rare," but rest assured that SMRPG isn't one of them. It's like a better version of FF7's case: an overhyped game that's overpriced because of an enormous fanbase.

By the way, when it was released really has nothing to do with how many people across the world actually own it. Do you have any idea how many copies of Mario Bros./Duck Hunt I've seen? I can't even count how many I saw just at one thrift store.

At least it's a more interesting game than FF7 X_X;;
I'd rather pay more money for Mario RPG than that game due to the fact I think FF7 took a step backward's in terms of gameplay, but alas, the fanboys must have their Cloud and Sephiroth...
I was looking for a Chrono Trigger game until they announced the DS game...

[Tupin]

Uh, is SMRPG rare? >.>
I have a signed Nintendo Power...:B

Yeah, it's pretty rare.

Complete and utter bullpoop. It's just overpriced, not rare. There's a difference.

That's what happens when there's a limited quantity.

It was a SNES game released in 1996. It's rare.

You're funny. It's overpriced because it's a world-renowned and overrated game, not because it has a limited quantity. It was printed just as much as any other Square Enix SNES game, yet costs more than most other ones. Some games are indeed expensive because they're "rare," but rest assured that SMRPG isn't one of them. It's like a better version of FF7's case: an overhyped game that's overpriced because of an enormous fanbase.

By the way, when it was released really has nothing to do with how many people across the world actually own it. Do you have any idea how many copies of Mario Bros./Duck Hunt I've seen? I can't even count how many I saw just at one thrift store.

Oh, I thought it was rare because of a limited production run compounded with the fact that it has a huge fanbase.

I guess not.

[Tupin]

Uh, is SMRPG rare? >.>
I have a signed Nintendo Power...:B

Yeah, it's pretty rare.

Complete and utter bulls***. It's just overpriced, not rare. There's a difference.

That's what happens when there's a limited quantity.

It was a SNES game released in 1996. It's rare.

You're funny. It's overpriced because it's a world-renowned and overrated game, not because it has a limited quantity. It was printed just as much as any other Square Enix SNES game, yet costs more than most other ones. Some games are indeed expensive because they're "rare," but rest assured that SMRPG isn't one of them. It's like a better version of FF7's case: an overhyped game that's overpriced because of an enormous fanbase.

By the way, when it was released really has nothing to do with how many people across the world actually own it. Do you have any idea how many copies of Mario Bros./Duck Hunt I've seen? I can't even count how many I saw just at one thrift store.

At least it's a more interesting game than FF7 X_X;;
I'd rather pay more money for Mario RPG than that game due to the fact I think FF7 took a step backward's in terms of gameplay, but alas, the fanboys must have their Cloud and Sephiroth...
I was looking for a Chrono Trigger game until they announced the DS game...

Just download the rom, it's not worth $40 for a 10 year old game that's basically unchanged, even with multiplayer (somehow) and one extra optional dungeon.

[Kaz]

Uh, is SMRPG rare? >.>
I have a signed Nintendo Power...:B

Yeah, it's pretty rare.

Complete and utter bullpoop. It's just overpriced, not rare. There's a difference.

That's what happens when there's a limited quantity.

It was a SNES game released in 1996. It's rare.

You're funny. It's overpriced because it's a world-renowned and overrated game, not because it has a limited quantity. It was printed just as much as any other Square Enix SNES game, yet costs more than most other ones. Some games are indeed expensive because they're "rare," but rest assured that SMRPG isn't one of them. It's like a better version of FF7's case: an overhyped game that's overpriced because of an enormous fanbase.

By the way, when it was released really has nothing to do with how many people across the world actually own it. Do you have any idea how many copies of Mario Bros./Duck Hunt I've seen? I can't even count how many I saw just at one thrift store.

Oh, I thought it was rare because of a limited production run compounded with the fact that it has a huge fanbase.

I guess not.

Limited, yes, because all game production runs are limited, but Mario RPG's run was not limited to the point where it could be considered very "rare" at all, because it's really not all that uncommon of a game. Really. The production wasn't slowed all that much just because of the N64's release. Mario RPG didn't take as big of a hit as...say, Kirby's Dreamland 3 or something like that. While Mario RPG never saw a PAL release, it was still produced in large quantities here in the States as well as in Japan.

If you consider that "rare," then okay, but honestly it's so gosh darn easy to get hundreds of copies of the game all to yourself just through ebay. I don't consider that "rare."