DBZ Tenkaichi 3 PAL version is now.. rare?

[dbboxkaifan]

I've seen DBZ:T3 on eBay being sold for £20+ and exactly why is that?

It's true that the game's now out of print but that's not a good reason due to the game sold extremely well and is praised as one of the best (I disagree), so can someone clear this up for me?

Here's an example of it: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Dragon-Ball-Z ... 23335f7640

Thankfully I own both versions so I don't need to go hunt the game and pay unreasonable prices for it.

[Raykugen]

I sell a pal version with spanish cover and booklet with a good price if anyone is interested XD

[Hellspawn28]

They stop producing new PS2 games years ago, so they did go out of print. I would imagine the same for the Wii version as well.

[RocktheDragon]

They stop producing new PS2 games years ago, so they did go out of print. I would imagine the same for the Wii version as well.

Yes this is true. I remember attempting to buy the Wii version (though I do already have it on PS2) and the price was around 50-60 online. Though I did find some local sellers that were selling it for around 30.

[Eternal Super Saiyan]

Any copy of BT3 sells for around $40 now (if complete). Especially if you have a brand new sealed one, that sells for retail price, have even seen some go for $70 lately.

Another PS2 DBZ game that sells good is Greatest Hits Budokai 3 if in decent shape and complete (have never seen one in a Gamestop or Gamecrazy), also considering there are slight differences between both versions so that's another factor.

Apparently the black label (with bonus disc) BT3 is even more rare. I see those selling higher. Do collectors really care about that? Check those out on ebay.

[dbboxkaifan]

Any copy of BT3 sells for around $40 now (if complete). Especially if you have a brand new sealed one, that sells for retail price, have even seen some go for $70 lately.

Another PS2 DBZ game that sells good is Greatest Hits Budokai 3 if in decent shape and complete (have never seen one in a Gamestop or Gamecrazy), also considering there are slight differences between both versions so that's another factor.

Apparently the black label (with bonus disc) BT3 is even more rare. I see those selling higher. Do collectors really care about that? Check those out on ebay.

I personally buy games and stuff, of which must always have their original covers because I can't stand the Essentials/Platinum/Classics they just look cheap and with lower value than the original (despite that they may have updated software included).

For example I bought Dragon Ball Z: Budokai 3 CE over Dragon Ball Z: Budokai 3 Platinum, while they have the exact content on the disc what differs is the packaging.

Here's a pic I found which is the one I own: