Which game would you say is the hardest to find? (your opinion)

Which game would you say is the hardest to find?

This is not including Ebay, Amazon, I'm talking about in a store :P

I would have to sayResident Evil Dead Aim for PS2, I don't know what it is with me and this game, ever since I rented it for the first time I was like this game is awesome, and I want to buy it, but at the time 40 bucks (ehh no thank you it will drop eventually) but it wasn't until 5 years later I found this game used with the case and booklet, and CD in great condition for only 14.99 at Gamestop

doesn't really sound like it was hard for you to find..

Gamecube's Pokemon Box, it was good gift game. It sold in exclusive Nintendo World Store, former Pokemon Center at New York City.DeafNYCPlayer

Frankenstien's Monster for Atari 2600 is pretty rough.

earthbound snes ive seen it once at a vintage game store so i didnt get it knowing its steep price

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earthbound snes ive seen it once at a vintage game store so i didnt get it knowing its steep price

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This, Chrono Trigger and FF6 can be tough too, but Earthbound is the most difficult by far.

earthbound snes ive seen it once at a vintage game store so i didnt get it knowing its steep price

Tano218

Normally I buy old games online, but every time I go into a used game store I cross my fingers for Duck Tales 2 for NES. I know I can buy it from Amazon, but a tiny gnome tells me I'll someday find it in a heap of cartridges, crammed between Bad Dudes and Hydlide with a 75-cent sticker on it.

Anything at all for my TurboGrafx-16. The only place I can go to find those games is Ebay or Amazon. I've never even seen one in my area except for the ones I own.

As for a specific game, probably Panzer Dragoon for Sega Saturn. I found it on Craigslist, and the guy never emailed me back. I ordered it once, and the guy couldn't find it that I ordered it from. I ordered from someone else and I got a Japanese copy that was useless to me. It was the fourth time that I finally got a working, U.S. copy of Panzer Dragoon.

Both Zelda Oracle games.

I guess it would be Electroplankton.

It took me about 3 years to find it.

the US version of panzer dragoon saga. the japanese version of radiant silvergun

Daytona USA CCE NetLink Edition good luck finding that!

Daytona USA CCE NetLink Edition good luck finding that!

SelVis52

You and I think alike. I almost put that but then I thought that Panzer Dragoon Saga would be a little harder to find. The Netlink Edition is really difficult to find though. It is one of the rarest Saturn games.

well you can find almost ANY game on the internet now. but sometimes its hard to find a game at a REASONABLE price.

well you can find almost ANY game on the internet now. but sometimes its hard to find a game at a REASONABLE price.

Talldude80

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well you can find almost ANY game on the internet now. but sometimes its hard to find a game at a REASONABLE price.

SEGAmaniac7

Why would he be worried about price if he was talking about d/l games?

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well you can find almost ANY game on the internet now. but sometimes its hard to find a game at a REASONABLE price.

Emerald_Warrior

Why would he be worried about price if he was talking about d/l games?

driver paralel lines for the wii , walmart never had it in stock ,! had to go all the way to gamestop , in two to three trys i found a copy

on old consoles of course ogre battle 64 spawned at a pawn for 5 bucks ,but i was not even intending to buy that , i just grabbed that based off the fact people said it was rare and sure enough it costs 30-150 bucks 30 being a non boxed copy

old games that are hard for me to get these days whether theyre on amazon or whatever

Parasite Eve 2, Dino Crisis 2, Spider-Man 2 Enter Electro, Star Trek Invasion, Mega Man Legends 2

Then there's Smackdown vs Raw 2006 for PSP

"Pinball of the Dead" for the GBA was a hunt.

Well, if we're talking about games we eventually found (some games only exist in a few copies, those would probably be the hardest to find), I'd say it took the longest to get the three holy grails of cult gaming of the PS2 era (I use that term lightly :P): Ico, Beyond Good and Evil and Eternal Darkness: Sanity's Requiem. It took about a year of visiting the store with used games (the only one in the country, mind) to find Ico for $40. Further two years of repeated visits resulted in me finding Eternal Darkness and Beyond Good and Evil for about $30. Rather pricy, but that's cheap here whereI live.