Dragon Quest V has fallen a long way. In March we wrote about Dragon Quest V being a really expensive Nintendo DS game selling for $55-60 used. In late April it was reprinted and available at most stores for $39.99. Now Amazon has it for sale for $19.99 brand new. In three months DQV went from $60 to $20. A great example of the risks in buying rare video games for collecting, one reprint and the price drops 66%.
The price is part of a big sale Amazon is having on a bunch of different RPG's and other genres. Some of the other great deals are:
Tactics Ogre: Let Us Cling Together for PSP: $39.99 $25.99
Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy for PSP: $29.99 $17.99
Professor Layton and Curious Village for DS: $29.99 $14.99
Kingdom Hearts Re:coded for DS: $34.99 $19.99
Final Fantasy 4 Heroes of Light for DS: $24.99 $14.99
Madden 2011 for PSP: $39.99 $19.99
Monday, June 6, 2011
Dragon Quest V Is Really Cheap & Other RPG Deals
Author: JJ Hendricks 0 comments
Labels: nintendo ds , price decreases , psp
Tuesday, May 4, 2010
Halo 3 ODST Decreased in Value Before May 3
May 3rd has come and gone, the Halo Reach Beta has launched (which we've played extensively), and Halo 3 ODST has decided not to increase in value. That's right, our prediction about Halo 3 ODST was incorrect.
Back in February we made a prediction that Halo 3 ODST would increase in value leading up to the Halo Reach Beta because people would want to try it out, and owning ODST was the easiest way to get in the Beta. As it turns out, everyone interested in the Beta must have already purchased ODST back when it released in 2009.

As you can see here ODST now holds a value of $28. It was $31 back in February. That's a decrease of $3. So there you have it.
As for the Halo Reach Beta, if you have any specific questions about it, please post them in the comments below. I will do my best to answer any questions you guys may have.
Author: Travis Hendricks 5 comments
Labels: predictions , price decreases , Xbox 360
Wednesday, January 21, 2009
10 Games With Biggest Price Drops in 2008
Top 10 Video Games Ranked By Price Decrease in 2008
| Game | Console | Jan 1st | Dec 31st | % Increase |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| NBA Live 2007 | PS3 | $20.00 | $0.99 | -95% |
| Metal Slug 5 | PS2 | $19.95 | $0.99 | -95% |
| Urban Yeti | GBA | $16.00 | $0.99 | -93% |
| Chronicles of Narnia | PSP | $59.99 | $5.00 | -92% |
| Jumper | PS2 | $39.79 | $3.75 | -91% |
| Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon | GBA | $5.25 | $0.50 | -91% |
| The Mummy | GBA | $25.62 | $2.46 | -90% |
| Crazy Castle 4 | Gameboy | $24.95 | $2.48 | -90% |
| NBA Jam Tournament Edition | Genesis | $14.68 | $1.49 | -89% |
| WWF King of the Ring | NES | $33.40 | $3.40 | -89% |
The prices in the list only include video games with at least two sources and a minimum price of $1.00 in January. The prices shown are the 30 day average price on January 1st and December 31st 2008.
See games with biggest price increases in 2008.
This post is part of our 2008 Video Game Prices in Review series.
Author: JJ Hendricks 5 comments
Labels: 2008 review , price decreases
Wednesday, January 2, 2008
Video Games With Biggest Price Decreases in 2007
This post is part of our 2007 Video Game Prices in Review feature.
Top 10 video game price decreases during 2007:
| Video Game | Console | Price Jan 1st | Price Dec 31st | % Decrease |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| NBA Live 2006 | Xbox | $8.40 | $0.50 | -94% |
| ESPN Hockey 2005 | PS2 | $19.85 | $1.36 | -93% |
| NHL 2005 | PS2 | $20.50 | $1.60 | -92% |
| Dragon's Lair 2 Time Warp | Xbox | $26.35 | $2.49 | -91% |
| NBA 2K6 | PS2 | $9.61 | $0.99 | -90% |
| NCAA March Madness 2006 | PS2 | $11.84 | $1.34 | -89% |
| NCAA Football 2006 | PS2 | $10.44 | $1.24 | -88% |
| Michael Andretti Indy Car Challenge | SNES | $6.31 | $0.88 | -86% |
| Mary Kate and Ashely Mystery Mall | PS1 | $7.99 | $1.13 | -86% |
| High Rollers Casino | Xbox | $3.47 | $0.55 | -84% |
(List only includes video games with at least two price sources to make sure the data is as accurate as possible).
See the games with the biggest price increases.
Author: JJ Hendricks 1 comments
Labels: 2007 review , price decreases
