Top 10 Rare and Valuable Sega CD Games

[@tenofdiamonds6440]

Man, that is a beautiful gaming space! Well done.

[@STANI420]

awesome collection

[@stevenr224]

I heard, that you don’t like fighting games, but you really have to include eternal champions on the Mega CD. It improves a lot and has so much more then on the Mega Drive/ Genesis. But most important, it is also playable almost as smooth as a Street fighter.

[@saskatoonguy]

Excellent collection. Would've loved to see some prices in the video.

[@medmuscle]

I am most envious of your living space. I live in a dump, but I still have some extremely rare games, haha. I'm trying to save up to buy a house. Nice collection BTW. I will either go the Japanese route for Keio or for a repro copy.

[@jonbourgoin182]

3:47 are those protective foam pieces you have with these games original to your copy of each game? If so then that's even more shocking than having the manuals and even having uncracked cases

[@flizzzipper]

I've transferred some cases/foam pieces from cheaper games to the more expensive ones over the years.

[@marccoady6923]

Gaming space is incredible .. been trying to figure out how to handle my consoles .. your setup is a good one. Would love to see the inner workings of that. Meaning how they connect - what you use to do that and if you are using wireless controllers for those older consoles.

[@flizzzipper]

Thank you! My latest Game Room Tour video has a brief overview early on in it. I have all the old consoles outputting SCART into a SCART switcher. From there it goes to the Retrotink 5X which is a video upscaler. From there it goes HDMI to your TV. If you're unfamiliar with SCART/RGB the channel My Life in Gaming has a lot of beginner RGB videos. Almost all of the wireless controllers and adapters are 8bitdo or Retrobit.

[@marccoady6923]

@@flizzzipper That is great .. I just love how have it organized ... I have systems just sitting there unplugged and every now again I have a friend over and they are like lets play this .. lets play that etc .. and it takes me an hour to set it up :)

[@flizzzipper]

@@marccoady6923 Yeah, the most important thing is just getting everything you have on similar outputs so you can use a switcher so they are always hooked up. Also helps to have a power strip dedicated to just the old consoles so you can flip it off when you aren't playing anything.

[@N7uy66u]

Snatcher, Vay, Fatal Fury Special and Final Fight are the only 4 I bothered keeping but now i wished i bothered keeping popful mail and shining force cd. It's just that shining force 3 is much better in my opinion if you have limited time. Most of these games ended up selling for $10 to $20 back in the day because i assume most didn't bother with sega cd. Same went with sega saturn which made it somewhat easy for people to get most saturn games new for $10 to $20 besides PDS and maybe Burning Rangers. That game usually ran about $50 new or used. Kinda wish I had bought more considering how much they go for now days. I bought some for birthday gifts and now they are worth a ton. I've never been a game collector i just kept some games i felt like i would replay which is why i sold PDS. It's a good game but did not feel like ever replaying it

[@flizzzipper]

Due to the prices now it definitely would have been worth keeping. But yeah I wasn't really a collector back then either. But I did keep all my CD based games just because I knew I could easily grab a rom and emulate Genesis or nes games but not CD games due to the Internet at the time. Which worked out nicely.

[@garethbeaton8414]

I love all fmv gsmes bug blasters last on i play

[@xxnoxx-xp5bl]

Not sure I have gone with EWJ as rare when harder to find and arguably more interesting games exist. All subjective I guess.

[@briandickinson4699]

Where's Snatcher?