Spyro: Season of Ice

Game Boy Advance Franchise: Spyro the Dragon Released October 29, 2001 Konami, Universal Interactive, Digital Eclipse

Region: NTSC
Complete: $33
Sealed: $66
Sales in 90 days: 2in 90 days

Region: PAL
Complete: $20
Sealed: —
Sales in 90 days: 5+in 90 days

Variants

Region

Any NTSC PAL Asia

Complete $20–$355+ sales Sealed $44–$1002 sales Loose $4–$920+ sales Incomplete —no sales Graded CIB —no sales Graded —no sales

Market value

$44–$100 $43.98 and $100two sales

$44 $100

Liquidity 32 of 100

2 sold in 90 days · around 50 listed now

Low confidence

2 sales, newest Oct 28 · few sales

Sales history

2 recorded sealed sales of Spyro: Season of Ice, every region, newest first
Sold	Listing		Region	Edition	Condition	Price	Feedback
Oct 28, 2026 sold after a year		Spyro: Season of Ice Nintendo Game Boy Advance, 2001 - NEW FACTORY SEALED F2 Oct 28, 2026NTSC · Standard	NTSC	Standard	Sealed	$43.98 eBay
Oct 14, 2026 sold in 9 months		Spyro: Season of Ice (Nintendo Game Boy Advance, 2001) Factory Sealed Oct 14, 2026NTSC · Standard	NTSC	Standard	Sealed	$100 eBay

Photos

NTSC

Front
Cartridge label

PAL

Front
Cartridge label

Frequently asked

How much is Spyro: Season of Ice worth on the Game Boy Advance?

A complete copy sells for about $20 in PAL (EU, UK, Australia). Two complete copies have sold in NTSC (US, Canada), for $31 and $35. A loose cartridge sells for $4 to $9.

Does Spyro: Season of Ice have a collector's edition on the Game Boy Advance?

Not that we've seen. All 20+ sales so far were standard copies.

How quickly does Spyro: Season of Ice sell?

Two copies sold in the last 90 days. Around 50 are listed right now.

How is sales data gathered?

We retrieve listing information through eBay alerts and Vinted alerts provided by GrailHound and apply image recognition and text processing to link marketplace listings to games.

Who made Spyro: Season of Ice and when did it come out?

Published by Konami and Universal Interactive and developed by Digital Eclipse. Released October 29, 2001 in NTSC, November 16, 2001 in PAL and December 26, 2002 in Asia.