But that’s not always the case.
These expensive games will really set you back a pretty penny if you ever want to own them.
That is, if you’re free to find them.
Updated on March 24, 2025, by PJ Molloy:Collectors beware.
You’re in for a scare.
The lineup includes:
The collection was distributed by iam8bit, and only 2,500 copies were produced.
New bundles usually go for$307.
You actually save about $50 buying each game individually.
Despite its macabre premise, the game is famous for being cozy and heartwarming, albeit definitely a tear-jerker.
With such a relaxing game comes an equally cozy collector’s edition.
Be prepared to see eBay prices up to$349for the complete bundle.
Get ready to spend about$384- double its original price.
A standard physical copy is pretty easy to find, but the plush bundle is a different story.
To add all of that to your collection, you’ll need to drop roughly$400.
Collecting for the GameCube is becoming a more and more expensive hobby every day.
Today, we’re picking through the rarest and priciest games.
The cartridge by itself is worth six times more than the digital version.
A complete, unopened copy is even more expensive, costing around$441.
Standard copies are incredibly pricey because the game had a limited physical launch.
However, the anniversary edition is even more expensive.
Since it was sold exclusively through Square’s website, it has become incredibly rare.
Buying a new copy costs about$446.
It initially sold for $200 and has since doubled in price.
A new copy sells for about$447on eBay.
To celebrate, PlatinumGames launched a Japan-exclusive limited bundle called the Bayonetta Non-Stop Climax Edition.
Although the Non-Stop Climax Edition was never launched outside Japan, Western collectors can still import it.
At this point, though, the price is pretty high.
A new copy is worth about$458.
Unfortunately, the only way to get a physical copy on Switch is to buy a rare limited version.
If you manage to find one, it’ll likely cost you around$475.
