Why is sunset riders so expensive

Current Prices. Loose Sold Listings. CIB Sold Listings. New Sold Listings. Graded Sold Listings. Box Only Sold Listings. Manual Only Sold Listings. Great Shape! Free Shipping! But look what's waiting to knock you off your high horse: Shotgun blast for shotgun blast, this game features the same 7 levels you had a showdown with at the arcade.

Doesn't that make your trigger finger itch like crazy?! Lead will fly non-stop from authentic old west towns, to desert ambush zones, to Indian villages. Catching up to train robbers and stagecoach bandits will not only exhaust your horse, it'll make you feel like you've just run a marathon with a cactus in your shorts. Along the way be sure to round up special weapons that'll quicken your draw and double your firepower. As a real ladies' man, you'll also be rewarded handsomely for your efforts off the trail.

Talk about riding into the sunset! If you think beans and a campfire don't mix, wait'll you see what hits the fan when you mix it up with desperadoes in the bonus bounty stage. Not enough? Oh, buffalo chips - you know it is!

Heck, even Clint in his prime many moons ago would find this game a fistful. Hopefully the prices do go down. Especially when you can beat the whole thing in one sitting in about an hour or so. Of course once I start to get back into retro gaming all of the games go way up in price. I remember probably about ten years ago you could get just about any SNES game for next to nothing. I'm really not in a hurry to get this game or anything. I was basically just wondering if you guys would consider the experience to be good enough to warrant spending that much money on it.

For example, I've played most of the Contra games many times, to the point where I'm able to do no death runs, and I still enjoy playing them from time to time.

I will at least not bother with the Genesis version, since it sounds like the SNES version is much better. User Info: zonizukaz. Jeez, I've been out of the collecting game for about ten years now, what the hell happened to the prices??

It's ridiculous lately. A game that came with the console and probably every single person who owned an SNES had at one point in time. I assume it was after they released the remake on Xbox arcade. How it was the arcade version and not the SNES version. People probably started buying the SNES version making the demand go up.

It was a lot easier in the early 's when the internet was still young and not as many people had the access to it to check prices of things. Now every store goes by prices that are set by people on eBay. User Info: HomstarRunner.

I used to play the arcade game all the time and the SNES version recreates it very well, albeit with simpler graphics. The Genesis version is gimped quite a bit in comparison. KingMetalSlime posted Yeah I own it and bought it for around 41 dollars like I said. I don't think it is worth that much money but there was a LOT of nostalgia in it for me and I wanted to own it and play it.

I think paying 50 or more is totally not worth it. I'd rather get the snes contra game for less GT- Reyes7J. More topics from this board Aero Fighters and more! SNES not turning on? Tech Support 1 Answer Why do I have a black and white screen?