A look at some 16bit Sega games that cost quite a bit.

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Opening "Sega" jingle is from Astal for the Sega Saturn.

Ending Music during the credits is from Batman for the Sega Genesis.

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Episode Notes:

1. Price can range incredibly depending on where you get your games and their condition. The prices in the video are of course, generalized.

2. There are many games that are close in price to these, but I needed to keep the counts to 10 per region to keep the runtime manageable.

3. I know the Japanese and North American markets much better than I know the PAL territories. Most of my PAL knowledge came much later and without the experience of being there to see it firsthand.

4. There are also some really expensive peripherals for the platform.

5. There was a rare Japanese Aiwa boombox radio that had a built in Sega Mega Drive and Mega CD that can cost $1000's today. The Tera Drive, a computer/Mega Drive hybrid, is also $1000's.

6. If you find Ebay to be a pain, look at places like Facebook and join collectors groups. There you can make deals and trade for the games you need. Sometimes with much better results.

7. Don't assume your game is legit just because it has a Sega PCB. Cheap Chinese knockoffs are obvious. The assholes truly trying to trick you, not so much.