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What makes it valuable? Besides people deciding to pay that much I guess. Is it really rare? Is it fun? Was it the last game by them?
Not hating, like someone said earlier in the thread I tie up money in ways others would consider stupid too, I just don't see how a plastic handheld could be worth over $2000. Or how a non-complete version could now be $1800.
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