Quoted from guitarded:Your logic here is not consistent. There being only 750 of them is not going to hurt future pricing much, if at all.
Unless you think that there being 750 would saturate the market for them. Odds are good that it won't, IMO.
While they may level out, pricewise, odds are much better that they are not going to crater anytime soon. 750 is a tiny population for a machine.
My prediction is that over the next 9 months or so, we may see a gradual decrease in price on the secondary market as more games hit people's homes. If you can time it right you might be able to get one for $1K over original cost or possibly less. I do think once these are all built and settle into the permanent collections of the people that are big fans of the game/theme, the game will be harder to find and prices will go up. I think the prices a year from now will be about the same or slightly higher than they currently are and will continue to rise over time, but I think there will be buying opportunities before then for people that missed out.
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