Too early to start talking about rare/valuable Wii games?

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It is 19.99 on Amazon right now
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I've struggled finding Donkey Kong Country Returns cheaper than £30 new, and that is 2 years old so I think that may be a title that holds it's value. But then most Nintendo first party releases tend to do well. I imagine any later releases such as Mario Party 9, Pandora's Tower and Project Zero 2 may hold their value in years to come, but it's too early to judge really.
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I still say Fortune Street has the potential to become rare. It's just too odd of a duck not to. For a first party published title, I'm assuming the print run was quite low. The game is also surprisingly much more fun than I expected, especially with friends! No wonder the Itadaki Street franchise is so long-lived in Japan.

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I totally forgot about Endless Ocean I & II. I have both of them which I got at Sears clearance for some chump change. It was even the Wii Speak bundle. I have yet to play the 2nd one.
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Razzmatazz wrote:I've struggled finding Donkey Kong Country Returns cheaper than £30 new, and that is 2 years old so I think that may be a title that holds it's value. But then most Nintendo first party releases tend to do well. I imagine any later releases such as Mario Party 9, Pandora's Tower and Project Zero 2 may hold their value in years to come, but it's too early to judge really.
DKCR is $30 new at Wal-Mart now. Probably isn't helpful for you to know, but I thought it was worth mentioning.
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Nintendork666 wrote:I still say Fortune Street has the potential to become rare. It's just too odd of a duck not to. For a first party published title, I'm assuming the print run was quite low. The game is also surprisingly much more fun than I expected, especially with friends! No wonder the Itadaki Street franchise is so long-lived in Japan.

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Stopped by my local GS and found a NIB Data East collection game 20 bucks well spent.
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SNKnicotine wrote:Stop by my local GS and found a NIB Data East collection game 20 bucks well spent.
Wow, nice!

I also thought Fortune Street would eventually be rare for the reasons noted above: late in the system life, 1st party, not very popular (crippled with a terrible release date also - late december). I snagged it off Amazon for $20 or so a while back - nice that it is even less now. Maybe not as rare though.
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I just want to say that the Wii has a pretty great, very diverse library. It is very fun collecting games for it, and this thread makes me want to survey all of my local Gamestops for new trade-ins! (With the WiiU out, I expect a lot of people are trading in their Wii collections to fund the purchase of a new system...)
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SNKnicotine wrote:Stop by my local GS and found a NIB Data East collection game 20 bucks well spent.
i also found one in eBay for $12, seller had a generic pic but i took a chance. when i got it, it was mint and complete. :)
prfsnl_gmr wrote:I just want to say that the Wii has a pretty great, very diverse library.
i could say the same thing. very underrated.
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