Gears of War 3

A complete copy sells for about $7 in NTSC (US, Canada). Most go for $5 to $12. A sealed copy sells for $27 to $84, a loose disc for $5 to $7 and an incomplete copy for $4 to $8. A graded sealed copy sells for $100 (PSA 8 A+) to $153 (WATA 9.6 A++).

Yes. The Epic Edition sells for about $404, ten times the value of a standard copy. Prices are for sealed copies.

• Epic Edition $391–$5733 sales

Yes, a lot. A PAL copy sells for about $12 and an NTSC copy for about $39. One Asian copy has sold, for $33.42. Prices are for sealed copies.

• Any region $12–$4020+ sales
• NTSC copy $27–$8410+ sales
• PAL copy $11–$143 sales
• Asian copy $331 sale

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. Australia and France had boxes of their 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.
• The Australian classification mark (G, PG, M, MA 15+ or R 18+) means an Australian copy, which is PAL like Europe's.
• A CERO letter (A, B, C, D or Z) means a Japanese copy.

The Standard, the Limited Edition, the Platinum Hits and the Epic Edition. The price at the top of the page is for standard copies.

• Standard $27–$8410+ sales
• Limited Edition $2701 sale
• Platinum Hits $30–$434 sales
• Epic Edition $391–$5733 sales

Around 6 copies sell per month. The cheapest listings sell within about 2 days, and around 50 are listed right now.

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Published by Microsoft and developed by Epic Games. Released September 20, 2011 in NTSC and PAL and September 22, 2011 in Asia.