Star Trek (Pro)
Stern, 2013
Star Trek: The Next Generation
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Quoted from pinlink:Edit: notice that all down votes are from STTNG owners
I down-voted that comment, and I'm NOT a STTNG owner, nor have I ever owned one. I did, however, play them back when they came out and there was always a wait
Quoted from Dkjimbo:Are there any other "B LIST" B/W games that have been hovering at $3500 that have shot up overnight like this?
This statement is just not true. STTNG is an A-list game. Seems like certain people are trying to make it a B-list game to drive down the value for some reason
Quoted from Rarehero:I try to play the modes, advance through them, enjoy the great integration of theme...and then when the game is over...the score is what it is.
This is a very true statement. Back in the day when this came out new, I remember almost everyone playing it (or Mortal Kombat II) for the story advancement, and not so much for racking points. It did seem to attract fans of the TV show more than ordinary people.
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