However, I have no real regrets because the expensive games I have bought provided me with hours of entertainment, and they have not only retained their value, but increased it in many cases as well. I have spent a considerable amount of my wages on retro games over the years, although this collecting habit of mine has slowed down somewhat in recent times, owing to my tightened game budget and because of prices soaring. It was a lot of money but it was a game I really, really wanted at the time as I believe it pushed the Neo Geo to its limits, and because I enjoyed the first game (which set me back €110 excluding postage). Was that worth it? Again it’s a game I play regularly enough and I don’t feel, even after all these years, that I have completely mastered it. This is the most I paid for a game completely out of my own pocket. I also spent about €130 (plus €25 p&p) on a copy of The Last Blade 2 for the Neo Geo AES about seven years ago. I could sell it and play it on Xbox Live Arcade, but it just wouldn’t be the same! As a Saturn enthusiast, it really is an essential purchase. I still play it regularly because of its immense challenge, excellent soundtrack, and interesting gameplay mechanics. This was about six or so years ago and most of the money was given to me as a gift for Christmas.
The most I’ve paid for a game is €140 for a complete copy of Radiant Silvergun on the Sega Saturn.
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