Although throughout the history of video games there have been a series of consoles that have achieved legendary status, others stayed by the wayside with an undeserved second-place posterand have gradually become niche objects, of which only the authentic players know. And Game Gear, which wasn’t as popular as it deserved in the 90s, is now reclaiming a good chunk of that recognition.
SEGA is undoubtedly one of the most beloved companies in the history of video games so far, with iconic characters such as Sonic and legendary consoles such as Mega Drive or Dreamcast. However, he also has other machines which, although they do not get the recognition they deserve, have nothing to envy to those who were their older sisters at the time. AND the COLOR screen laptop was one of them.
A nugget unfairly forgotten
Although Game Gear was in the hands of a minority -if we compare it to Game Boy, for example-, some of the cartridges that came out for it are VERY demanded by collectors, and that is why, on this occasion, we bring you The five PAL titles you pay the most for. let’s start
5. The Smurfs: Around the World
This game is definitely something you don’t see every day. First, because they refused to translate the title into other languages, and in which we will accompany the friendly Smurfs on an adventure to the platform around the world. It’s an understatement if we say this game is very, very, very weird, which makes collectors rave about it, at $870.95.
2. Galaga
We’re almost 100% sure you didn’t know there was a cartridge for one of the most legendary games in history. But, nevertheless, here it is, upholding the same spirit of Galaga original: gameplay, graphics and even some enemies. If you are a fan of change machine from Namco and you have the cash to spare, all you have to do is shell out $903.
3. Electric drive
Another genre that tends to have a lot of success in the world of video games is car racing. This cartridge was one of those typical titles that tried to copy other more successful racing franchises. However, that doesn’t make it any less valuable, since you’ll have to shell out $1,533.11 if you want it in pristine condition.
2. Tarzan: Lord of the Jungle
Another game to which the term raruno falls short. This cartridge which puts us in the skin of the mythical Tarzan, the king of the monkeys, is inspired for a strange reason by titles such as Glove by Atari, and in which we will have to make our way through a dungeon. The rarer the game, the higher the price, which explains its cost of $2,848.
1. Sonic Blast
He is commonly considered by hedgehog fans to be one of the worst Sonic ever created, and it is precisely this status of absolute failure that elevates this cartridge to the category of the Holy Grail. Its price is, to say the least, high, since If you’re big fans of the hedgehog and you’re missing this one in your collection, you’ll have to shell out $7,100. There is nothing.
And you? Do you have some of these games in your collection?
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