That Cat is Srs Cat. That Cat is your God. Bow to the God of Srsnss.

 

If I saw that cat in person I would expect it to speak English and sound like... Like Dr. Zaius from the Planet of the Apes. Er, the musical. Not the planet.

Sorry, I belong to the cult of Ceiling Cat.

You don't happen to have a picture of him cutting out that piece of ceiling by any chance, do you?

To answer Jerbloopy's question from earlier - I have never played the Samurai Pizza Cat game. Not big on platformers generally.

It's funny to see people complaining. I know that many of us were collecting back during the recession, and thank God got some great deals. However; Idiots like me that sold stuff thinking it would stay low have noone but ourselves to blame, and the newer collectors shouldnt complain about prices now. The early bird gets the worm. 

I do think that hoarders, and Youtubers are partly to blame for high prices, but overall I agree that it's the nature of the beast. Collecting an item that hasnt been in production for 25+ years is always going to end up in high prices if enough people get into it.

I don't mind hearing older collectors mention selling a game for $5 back in 2005 that they have to pay $200 for now, because I'm in the same boat and we lacked forsight. The thing that annoys me is when new collectors, and I mean 6 months into collecting complain about price jumps. I was on a FB group afew months ago and some kid was complaining that he started collecting afew months ago(he was up to some upsurd amount of games for the 2-3 months he was collecting), He was looking for a game that was $5 when he started, but he passed on it and it's going for $20 now. He was sure that someone was going to sell it to him for $5 because he wasnt going to spend the artificail inflation. I told him that when I started collecting Bucky O' Hare was $5 and that I would glady give him the game he wanted for $5 if he could get me Bucky for $5.

I think the collectors like that will end up dropping off, and it will be back to mainly those of us that were collecting back in the early 2000's with a few other added in.

 

But they're so adorable. And they make pizza. The only thing that could make that better is if they ran a video store and sold... oregano.
 

I remember the old "Ceiling Cat is Watching you Masturbate" group on Facebook back when Facebook was only for college kids. lol. We went to Goodwill and bought a stuffed cat and shoved it into one of our A/C Vents. I also got a copy of Mario Kart 64 for $0.50 that trip.
 

Shun the non-longcat believers!


 

Shun. Shuuuun.

 I personally don't mind these values rising as long as my local retailers don't sell them for an incredibly inflated price. Where I live there are only two stores nearby that have anything good: Trader's World and Treasure Isles. At Trader's world the prices are unreasonable ($45 dollars for a beaten up version of Zelda!!?) While at Treasure Isles, I can get a Canadian import of the game along with the manual in perfect condition for only $20.

I'd be all over a SPC RPG or action-adventure.

 

But... Cats. And pizza.
 

"I'm all yoooours jerbloopy!" -Polly 



 

 

The way I read it was that the Snow Bros seemed like the French guy was only paying 10 euro to buy it from the Macedonian seller.

I suspect, in reality, it was needed to seal a much larger deal where it's difficult to accurately price what was actually paid for each game in the lot.

Release Date: Early 2016

Genre: Action RPG

Publisher: NintendoAge

Developer: LastCat

Pre-order now and get the International Last Mission version which includes the non-canon ending to the game.

Bah! lol

Sadly a missed opportunity to title it: Tails of Catnap
 

Boxer has been immortalized as an internet superstar.