Suggested Game Point Prices

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Porksta replied on 03-26-2009 9:15 PM

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I'm still waiting on The Simpsons Game for the 360 to go down from 500 points.  It should be around 200.

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Phrozenspite replied on 03-27-2009 12:37 AM

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Rock Revolution is $20 at Gamestop new now, $15 used.  It certainly needs to drop from 550 points for the 360

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Surviva replied on 03-27-2009 2:10 AM

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Wii Play is 100 points without a remote

Wii Play is 800 points with a remote, but is worded that you dont have to send the remote with less than a full package

Dont know how you can fix that really...Maybe require the remote on any type of package for the 800 points?

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bmulligan replied on 03-27-2009 8:28 PM

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This is similar to Eye Of Judgment for the PS3, except there isn't even an alternative listing.  600pts for the game and camera.  600 pts for just the game.

These should absolutely be seperate listings.  Who's going to actually trade and ship that camera when they could just ship the game for 600 points ?  And who wants to get just the game for that many points?

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DaLastDon25 replied on 03-28-2009 12:09 PM

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Big Bang Mini

Gamestop (new):  $19.99

Current Point Value:  500

Suggest Point Value:  300-350

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dafitzanator777 replied on 03-29-2009 4:32 PM

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x-men vs. street fighter is an absolute huge joke.

It is selling for over 70 dollars on amazon. It is 200 points on Goozex. It has been traded only 3 times in the past 8 months. There are 35 people ready to recieve it no one ready to give it. And only 3 copies on hold.

Seriously goozex, this should be 1000 points. I know you are good with most games but come on, that's not even close.

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Admiral Axtell replied on 03-30-2009 5:48 PM

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The Starcraft Battlechest should be worth more... just Starcraft is 150 points and Brood war is 100, you add them together + 2 prima strategy guides; one for each of them, and its a big box (bigger then a normal PC game box .) therefore costing me more money to ship it... cmon' it should be atleast 300...

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elBradford replied on 03-31-2009 1:15 AM

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How about this:

(I did not search for this suggestion at all, so if it's already been suggested/shot down just ignore this or let me know)

How about in addition to the regular goozex-regulated point value for games, give buyers or sellers to offer their games for less or more than the current price.

For example: I want Orange Box on 360, however supply is low. So, I click a "Make Offer" button, type in the number of game points I am willing to pay, and be placed in a separate queue for that price point. Potential sellers can then have the option to sell at a lower or higher point than the regulated point value and either 'hold out' or undersell other sellers. It would have all the benefits of a free market without the problems of a monopoly (at least I don't see a potential monopoly forming).

thoughts?

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dafitzanator777 replied on 03-31-2009 6:43 AM

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elBradford:

How about this:

(I did not search for this suggestion at all, so if it's already been suggested/shot down just ignore this or let me know)

How about in addition to the regular goozex-regulated point value for games, give buyers or sellers to offer their games for less or more than the current price.

For example: I want Orange Box on 360, however supply is low. So, I click a "Make Offer" button, type in the number of game points I am willing to pay, and be placed in a separate queue for that price point. Potential sellers can then have the option to sell at a lower or higher point than the regulated point value and either 'hold out' or undersell other sellers. It would have all the benefits of a free market without the problems of a monopoly (at least I don't see a potential monopoly forming).

thoughts?

NO, it's that simple, it's been suggested before.

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dys006 replied on 03-31-2009 9:08 AM

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Admiral Axtell:

The Starcraft Battlechest should be worth more... just Starcraft is 150 points and Brood war is 100, you add them together + 2 prima strategy guides; one for each of them, and its a big box (bigger then a normal PC game box .) therefore costing me more money to ship it... cmon' it should be atleast 300...

Any Starcraft CD Key can now be activated to your Blizzard account and will give you download access to both Starcraft and Brood War.  So there's essentially no difference if you just want to play the game.

Although I guess that new feature means it should be marked untradable, so it's kind of moot.

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Falco replied on 04-02-2009 2:02 AM

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This is probably already mentioned but ICO for the PS2 should definitely get a point boost. It's selling for $40 or higher on ebay and right now it's at 300 points. The line for it is huge with no one offering it since it's worth a lot more than 300 pts. It would suggest bumping it up to 500 points AT LEAST.

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bmulligan replied on 04-02-2009 10:52 AM

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Prey for the 360 seems to be stuck on ignore

with 232 active offers and 0 requests,  0 trades taking place right now tells me it shouldn't be 300 points anymore.

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Ashenian replied on 04-02-2009 9:35 PM

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Alone in the Dark for the Wii has been sitting at 550 for more than six months, and it hasn't been traded once in that time.  Amazon has it for $12.50 brand new.

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Ashenian replied on 04-02-2009 9:35 PM

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Alone in the Dark for the Wii has been sitting at 550 for more than six months, and it hasn't been traded once in that time.  Amazon has it for $12.50 brand new.

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Deloro replied on 04-03-2009 1:03 AM

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(The) Lord of the Rings: War of the Ring is currently only 100 points
Freddi Fish and Luther's Water Worries is currently 300 points
Putt-Putt and Pep's Balloon-O-Rama is also 300 points

When I bought War of the Ring (in 2006) it was around $40 - $50 at Wal-Mart. The other two I bought at Costco Wholesale, they came in a "4 crappy games" package (not actual label) for $20. This was in 2001 by the way. Today War of the ring is still an awesome game and goes for around $10 - $20. The other two games are worthless, and would be lucky to go for more than $1 on eBay.

(The) Lord of the Rings: War of the Ring should be around 300 - 400 points
Freddi Fish and Luther's Water Worries and
Putt-Putt and Pep's Balloon-O-Rama should be around 0 - 100 points

Here is a nice little chart to simplify my suggestion:

Thank you for considering my suggestion.

Sincerely, Goozex user Deloro ( Packnight501 )