Sealed Unlicensed PlayStation Game

[fcgamer | 4,722]

This is an unlicensed original game for the PlayStation. I got it a month or two ago and it's still sealed, though the art appears to be a bit sunfaded.

I'm just curious, does anyone here think there is any value getting something like this graded? I'm going to keep it sealed, as I also own another copy of this game.

I doubt there are still a lot if these in existence, especially sealed, so I'm just curious on others' thoughts here.

Edited October 22, 2019 by fcgamer

[snk2d4ever | 96]

I think it depends on your goals. If you want it as a nice display piece, or to preserve it, get it graded. If you are looking at it from a monetary perspective it's probably not worth it(niche item).

 

 

[babywuchki | 14]

I would say for sure just to have it on record for the future amd to preserve it for the future. Especially if there's not a lot of them out there and ypu already have an opened copy. 

[OptOut | 8,883]

Very interesting, I always like flicking through your collection of "tasteful" gentlemen's video games!

As for grading, I'm no expert, but would a game this obscure, and also unlicensed, even be eligible for grading? I'm honestly asking because I'm not sure what the rules are on that, or who even would have the expertise to authenticate such an unusual item.

[Beabull | 1]

What is that game called, I need to research it.

[Frank | 5]

Yeah, for preservation sake, I would get it graded. If any of my sealed games were worth grading I probably would as well. 

[pich | 5]

Do you know if this game boots without any mod to the PS1/2?

[Yelir | 11]

I would avoid getting it graded, what if they ask to see your ID?

[fcgamer | 4,722]

On 11/6/2019 at 10:26 PM, pich said:

Do you know if this game boots without any mod to the PS1/2?

Not sure about this specific one, but I was talking to a local shop keeper once, whose good friends of @OptOut, and he told me that some of these you need one of the "gold finger" devices to run properly.