Post by VectorX on Jan 23, 2012 12:53:29 GMT -5
Wow, lotta nerve, or naive on what this is worth?
Up yours auction
Guy's selling Vectrace/Vaboom! for fifty dollars U. S.? That's a load of nonsense. Granted, I don't know 100% of the history of this game but it looks to me like it's the current longbox version where John started putting the instructions on the back of the boxes, probably to save money by not providing separate printed instructions to keep his prices low, which he's done for this game, Thrust, Vector Vaders, and V-Frogger, all of which I've gotten from him since 2009 and all of those games were made that way (with instructions printed on the backs of the boxes and not separate). So I'm pretty sure this is a current copy of the game, and not an earlier version where the seller's going "oh, it's an earlier copy with a slightly different box cover, hence it's rarer and worth more", unless someone wants to correct me on that, but as far as I know, this is the current version.
He's doing the same with Revector, and I assume he's responsible of the other two of Spike's Water Balloons Analog and Berzerk Debugged--asking for way more money than they're worth. I just didn't bother clicking on those two auctions. Hopefully no one will buy either of them; V/V! ends on the 25th, which for once I'm going to make a point to keep an eye out on how this ends.
Feh!
Up yours auction
Guy's selling Vectrace/Vaboom! for fifty dollars U. S.? That's a load of nonsense. Granted, I don't know 100% of the history of this game but it looks to me like it's the current longbox version where John started putting the instructions on the back of the boxes, probably to save money by not providing separate printed instructions to keep his prices low, which he's done for this game, Thrust, Vector Vaders, and V-Frogger, all of which I've gotten from him since 2009 and all of those games were made that way (with instructions printed on the backs of the boxes and not separate). So I'm pretty sure this is a current copy of the game, and not an earlier version where the seller's going "oh, it's an earlier copy with a slightly different box cover, hence it's rarer and worth more", unless someone wants to correct me on that, but as far as I know, this is the current version.
He's doing the same with Revector, and I assume he's responsible of the other two of Spike's Water Balloons Analog and Berzerk Debugged--asking for way more money than they're worth. I just didn't bother clicking on those two auctions. Hopefully no one will buy either of them; V/V! ends on the 25th, which for once I'm going to make a point to keep an eye out on how this ends.
Feh!
Was it signed by him? That would be the only factor that would make it worthwhile, I'd think.