But how did you decide to chose what game to make a good profit on then?
Talking about that, i see some people in Brazil making something like that, but using the Steam to buy Bordelands for 75% discount and sell later after the steam offer ends but only raising a litle high.
Well, i think this method is more to players who donīt want the game to a collection (because digital derp derp) and donīt make to much money for game, but in your case, Stealth, you can make a high profit in these aimed to collector sales, if i am right.
Many things ie initial price, shipment amount of the game, time, ect
Not every game is worth more 5, 10 years later but a good portion are.
Believe me, Ive seen what happens when the market gets flooded with a secondary edition
Remember how hard ico was to find before sony released the collectors bundle?
A used edition, with no art, or manual could fetch 40-60. A new around 100
Now its about 10 for used, and 20 for new. The market for that game crashed
For me its a concern. But like others have said konami is stupid for 2 reasons
1) They dont care about rpgs as much as they should
2) they dont care about suikoden as much as theyshould
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your the only kind of person i do feel bad for. Those who want the game, but just dont have the money to pay for the rare value price
I am sad.
I no longer sell games that I beat, I will only sell games that absolutely suck balls.
But, I do think even if they get suikoden II on PSN, I dont think the game is going to have less value. There will be always collectors, like me, maybe stupid maybe just too nerd, who will continue buying your stuff, because for playing suikoden in ps1 or ps2 is as easy as downloading it for ps or psp, and a lot of people buy original but play with copies.
And even if you have your reasons, which I understand, please, try to think in the future of the franchise if you enjoyed the games. Suikoden in psn means old fans can play it again and it means new fans who didnt have the choice can play it, too, so there is a chance there will be more suikoden fans. I know its a very very very little chance. But its better than nothing.
Sorry for my bad english :3
Oh, and Im very very happy about destructoid talking about this movement!
I am the guy running the auction twirling my mustache ( fake)
@marina
it will. Ive been doing it too long and have seen it happen to many times before.
And like I said. Is it fact its better not on psn? no. But its what I prefer
since he retired that pubic hair must be worth millions
Petitions like yours and the rest of your ilk are harming the industry more than they're doing good. Sure, these petitions have positive intentions, but they all rush toward short-term gains. You get one game now, but then the process inevitably repeats itself when the community decides it wants another. And it's surprisingly easy for a big company to turn completely ignore a small section of their customer base like yours. These petitions always are, and if they are listened to, it's because the company felt like throwing you a bone. If they really cared enough about your demands, you wouldn't need to communicate to the company what they should be spending their resources localizing at the expense of their largest demographics. I feel that the energy spent on petitioning for single games should be spent reforming the localization process so they won't be necessary, but people are too selfish and short-sighted to realize there's a bigger picture than the trendy Japan-only RPG of the month.
I am not saying BAH this game sucks, it should never be dd because dd sucks or anything like that
Actually, I have done extensive research into the current state and business models of the industry for this movement, and it is simply ridiculous to say that we have any negative effect on the industry when they themselves are the ones responsible for the current state of the industry.
If you want further examples, you can check out some of the results of my research at the SRM, under our "documents". To be as blunt as possible: The industry is in a state of flux, and its current business models are unsustainable, not to mention leading to questionable artistic decisions. Suikoden stands as an example of solid artistic and design philosophy, which can be used to help reform these practices. So, please do not accuse us of being short-sighted.
Remember, My first copy. I had to buy it too. And I dont regret that
Yes, we do realize that. But, that is illegal, and our movement is about far more than just being able to play Suikoden II, though that is a large part of it.
The fans of the series believe that the games are unique examples of superior artistry in video games, which is why we are still so dedicated to the series. With the current, lackluster state of the RPG, and indeed the industry as a whole, there is much that can be learned about design philosophy in these games. Suikoden was one of the prime influences on Warren Spector when he created System Shock and Deus Ex, and I believe the games are well-respected among other figures in the industry.
By reviving the series, we hope to improve the state of the industry as a whole. So, playing Suikoden II on an emulator is actually counter to our goal.
I am a HUGE Suikoden fan, Suikoden being my favorite game series and games of all time. I even have a Suikoden forum myself! There is just not one thing I don't like about all of the games and I really want to see more games! But not the spin offs, I didn't mind Tierkreis but it's replay value is not very good as I cannot play it too long or I get bored.
But, I really want to see a true sequel with a new rune, new characters.
I cannot begin to think of not seeing another Suikoden, I just love it so much!
I'd also like to see a female heroine for a change and some gay characters would be great too!
It's really great to see fans come together though! I've tried that with Kya Dark Lineage, one of my other favorite games, but it's such an unknown game that no one is very motivated to help out... =_="
more good jrpgs are coming out than ever
Mistwalker made 6+ rpgs this gen. They can take an rpg brake for a sec.
My sentiments exactly.
It could be worse.
Here in my town, there is some shops with videgamezzz to Xbox and PS3, but they cost only 15 reais (something like 8 or 5 dollars), why so cheap? pirated copies selling like legit copys to people who donīt khow how online works, i couldīt find any legit copy of any game (a legit copy would cost 200 reais or 150), in some cases, the game have a warming telling about this game only works to dashboard update 5.5 something like that.
They only dowload a torrent, print the DVD and sell and make a profit with that.
Even in online! like this:
http://produto.mercadolivre.com.br/MLB-435891681-dark-souls-prepare-to-die-edition-frete-gratis-_JM
And for comparison this is a really legit thing:
http://produto.mercadolivre.com.br/MLB-439296834-dark-souls-prepare-to-die-edition-pc-original-e-lacrado-_JM
Still, I'd be more than content to buy a digital copy so I could keep the physical copy tucked away, safe and unscratched, in its case. :p
1) The game industry is going to hell whether or not used games are sold. If your such an idiot that you think I am the root of used game sales talk to gamestop who makes about a billion a quarter on it.
2) Way to be a moron and not understand the difference between an rpg and a puzzle game.
Seriously bravo.
Get a clue then I might address you again

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