Price check Myst laseractive prototype.

What do laser disk prototypes usually sell for?

Adam

 

Come on.

Now one here as any idea what Laseractive protos have sold for in the past?

You guys are holding out on me.

 

No idea bro, just commenting to bump your topic

 

Released? Unreleased? You know, many factors change the value.
Is there a "market" for laseractive protos? I'd say around 150-200 since it's an unusual proto.

 

If it's a proto for a well known arcade title (ie, say you had a Dragon's Lair disc with roughs instead of final video or a previously unknown scene) you wouldn't have trouble selling.

For a run of the mill arcade game or a generic laseractive title...well let's just say that the collector interest runs about as high as it does for CD-i prototypes.

-hl718

 

Well it is Myst.

The game in thats in a race with Tetris and Shanghai to populate every console known to man.

 

Last time it went for....

$500 US from what I recall. That was 4-5 years ago from what I remember. I think I offered $350 which didn't quite make the grade with the proto owner. The lame thing about the Laseractive version of Myst is that it looks like they just used the CD-i version or something similar as the source material since the video window is small and pixelated. It is a pretty obscure proto for a fairly obscure console, so I think $400 - $500 is still probably the appropriate range nowadays.

 

In order for someone to pay $400-500 for Myst it would have to be far different from the standard, or a Myst collector such as myself. I wouldn't pay more than $30 personally.

Obscure? Not terribly, it's Myst for gods sake, the only time it's obscure is if you were born after it was made. The LaserActive would be obscure now if not for the fact every school in town still uses their player for something.

 

Hey, Tetris hit the iPod. Myst can't be far behind.

It'll be the rebirth of the FMV gaming craze!

-hl718