Honestly with the price of restores and the time they take if you have to find a base game, buy the needed parts, etc you are usually in it for 4-5K for most of the better games. I think $4500 is a pretty fair price for a NIB QS, SG, or SW and I think they would sell a decent amount of them but not a ton. They probably wouldn't lose a lot of sales at the pro price of $5200. But I do think it would be a very limited marked and I'd be surprised to see more then a few hundred sell.

I would think CGC has at least talked about it. I think Centaur and Fathom both could be good options but I still don't see them coming in under 5K.

The problem with all of those is that you can buy them in pretty good shape for a fraction of what a new one would cost. A really nice original Gorgar for $1400 is going to make selling a NIB one for 4K pretty difficult. I think there are really only a few games that could make sense.

Centaur, Fathom, and Seawitch are really the only ones that come to mind that could command the price it would need to sell at NIB.

I like the idea of Spooky doing some new retro style titles. I think there might be a bigger market for that then remakes honestly. They might actually make them edgy enough were as I think other companies would wuss out.

True, but people would rush to pay 4K now because it's a super rare find. Will they do they same if it's not rare anymore? I don't think they would. I'd love to see it happen but I just don't see it other then maybe on a few of the top $ classics