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**JadePharaoh** · 07-27-2016, 12:42 AM

Moving on to the N64. Not too many super-valuable ones, but there are a few noteworthy ones:

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ClayFighter: Sculptor's Cut ($650)

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Worms: Armageddon ($290)

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Bomberman 64: The Second Attack ($135)

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Conker's Bad Fur Day ($80)

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StarCraft 64 ($70)

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Harvest Moon 64 ($64)

**JadePharaoh** · 07-27-2016, 02:45 AM

Time for PlayStation 1. Now this one was a bit interesting. Again, I'm still going primarily for North American releases, but I noticed that many of the PS1 imports costed considerably more, as opposed to some of the older systems (especially the European versions). Also, I'm still going by Amazon's lowest price, and for PS1 games, they can vary a bit more greatly. The cheapest price will most likely just include the disc, wheras you would have to pay more if you want a complete version that includes the intact CD case and manual (another thing to keep in mind is how scratched the CDs are). Adding another layer to that is the green-labeled "Greatest Hits" re-releases of many PS1 games, wheras the original black-labeled releases are more sought-after by collectors and fetch a considerably higher price. (Some of the older systems did it too, like Nintendo's "Player's Choice" re-releases, but Sony did a lot more of them.)

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