Are there any valuable Amiga games?

[desiv]

Shadow Of The Beast from Psygnosis ( DMA, Now Rockstar North), original 'big box' mint.

I would imagine any of the games that came WITH T-Shirts! :-)
Man, I really wish I hadn't worn out my t-shirt..

Naw, I loved wearing that thing.. ;-)

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[desiv]

Ultima isn't expensive... I just sold V and VI for just over £40 for the pair, new in box.

I think the Ultimas value are really the Apple II versions.  I've seen some of the C64 versions fetch a decent amount also...  

It's tricky, because the Amiga doesn't seem (to me) to be in that "collectible" age/range yet..  It's not one of the first like the Apple's (No, don't go into the Altair or the SOL's here.. ;-) .

The things that are really expensive for the Amiga are the things that are rare and yet people still want to use (68060 cards, video cards, etc)..

When I see sealed copies of Mindwalker actually selling for hundreds, then we'll have reached collectible status..  
IMHO

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(p.s.  Have you tried to buy a sealed (well, in it's plastic baggie) copy of Akalabeth for the Apple II???  ;-)

[desiv]

Ultima: Escape from Mt. Drash for the VIC 20 is probably the most valuable one. I've still got my original cassette, but sadly the box and manual are long gone.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ultima:_Escape_from_Mt._Drash

Not sure about that...
(All the below are for Apple versions)
A copy of the floppy version of Akalabeth recently sold for over $4000.
http://cgi.ebay.com/AKALABETH-1980-Floppy-Disk-Package-Ultima-0-RARE-PC-RPG-/220818172778?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item3369c9eb6a

And that's the least valuable version.
The most valuable is the first run, which was distributed in baggies.

This is what Richard Garriott was selling at his local Computerland store in the summer of 1979. He bought some zip-lock baggies and made a couple dozen copies of some hand-done documentation, and started selling them there in the store. His manager sent one copy to California Pacific, and that, as they say, was that. Garriott says he only sold a dozen or so of these that summer. It goes without saying that if you have one of these, you can name your price.

Although I agree, that Vic-20 version is crazy..  ;-)  I'm a fan and collect some (I have a big box Ultima II with map, Ultima III with map and Ultima IV and Ultima V (each of which in varying degrees of missing things, no maps)), but I won't go hundreds, much less thousands..  
I'm crazy, but not like that...

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