Dragon Quest VIII: Journey of the Cursed King

A complete copy sells for about $35 in NTSC (US, Canada), $21 in PAL (EU, UK, Australia) and $10 in Asia. A sealed copy sells for $75 to $111, a loose disc for $15 to $20 and an incomplete copy for $9 to $28.

A sealed copy sells for about $102, four times the value of a complete copy. Most go for $75 to $111.

Yes, a lot. An Asian copy sells for about $10, a PAL copy for about $21 and an NTSC copy for about $35.

• Any region $17–$38100+ sales
• NTSC copy $26–$4520+ sales
• PAL copy $16–$2850+ sales
• Asian copy $7–$135+ sales

Look at the rating badge on the front of the box.

• An ESRB box, black and white with a letter in it, means a North American copy. Canadian copies have the same front with a bilingual back.
• A PEGI square with the age in it means a European copy. France had a box of its own for the same disc.
• A USK square (ab 6, 12, 16 or 18) means a German copy. Germany rates games itself instead of using PEGI.
• A CERO age mark means a Japanese copy.

A complete copy sells for 16,50 € in France, 15,16 € in Germany, £18 in the United Kingdom and CA$44 in Canada.

• France 16,50 €50+ sales
• United States $3520+ sales
• Germany 15,16 €10+ sales
• United Kingdom £1810+ sales
• Canada CA$445+ sales

The Standard, the Bundle, the Greatest Hits and two more. The price at the top of the page is for standard copies.

• Standard $17–$38100+ sales
• Bundle $201 sale
• Greatest Hits no sales yet
• Platinum $11–$2020+ sales
• Ultimate Hits no sales yet

It sells fast, around 2 copies per day. The cheapest listings sell within about 4 days, and around 200 are listed right now.

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Published by Square Enix and developed by Level 5. Also available on the Nintendo 3DS.