The 5 most valuable Game Boy Color games
Retro gaming can be a great hobby, with multiple generations of gaming goodness to dive into. However, the consoles and games that we enjoyed back in the day might not be easy to come by anymore. Even systems like the Game Boy Color, which is among the best-selling consoles of all time, are becoming collector’s items as working copies become rarer.
If you are lucky enough to have a working Game Boy Color on hand, you still need some game cartridges to play on it. While some games are easier to find, some will put you back quite a bit if you want to get a copy for yourself. Interested to see if your collection has a hidden gem within it?
The 5 most valuable Game Boy Color games 5) Pokemon Silver and GoldIt is never a surprise to see Pokemon games on a list like this. They are routinely the best-selling games for Nintendo’s handheld consoles. Despite getting remakes in 2009 for the DS in the form of SoulSilver and HeartGold, the original Game Boy Color titles remain very expensive to get your hands on. The original Game Boy Color titles in New condition will run a staggering $1,086.25 for Pokemon Gold, making Silver seem like a bargain at $633.27.
4) Resident Evil GaidenResident Evil might not be known for its handheld titles, but that doesn’t mean an attempt wasn’t made to release it. In 2001, Resident Evil Gaiden was released for the Game Boy Color, featuring a top-down viewpoint during exploration sections of the game that switched to first-person when combat was initiated. The game wasn’t well-received by critics and didn’t sell particularly well. As a result, physical copies are rare. A new and sealed version will cost around $1,416.90.
3) Pokemon CrystalThe second generation of Pokemon games remains in high demand
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