America's Most Haunted
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I had an AMH for a while, but IMO it did not hold up against the other games I have. So, I let it go.
However, everybody's tastes are different (you may love it!)
One good thing about being an AMH owner right now is that demand is high, so it's an easy game to unload for its NIB value ($6k) if you decide it's not for you.
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