I've noted an uptick in used game pricing, particularly modern Sterns, over the last few months. I'm seeing a lot of HUO pro models at $5,xxx and up. While I certainly understand that people don't like to loose money, I have no intention of paying someone for their enjoyment of the game. These games could be had $4,xxx delivered NIB to their house at the time of purchase. It feels like many sellers are trying to match the new higher NIB prices. Maybe it's inevitable, but I'm not having any for now. These aren't low run, boutique or even classic 90s games with a known value. I'm talking about games made in the last 5 or so years in large numbers. I looked today at the market and did see several reasonable priced games, but they seem to be the minority. Anyone else notice this? Sellers, are you getting these higher asking prices?
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Humble, TX
