The 25 Most Expensive Game Boy Games

Ranked by complete-in-box (CIB) market value in the NTSC region. Prices come from live sold listings and are refreshed daily by the RetroPrice price bot — so this ranking moves with the real market, not with old guide books.

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4
Kid Dracula box art

Kid Dracula

1993 · Konami · Action

$1,937
Complete in box
5
Hit the Ice box art

Hit the Ice

1992 · Taito · Sports

$1,898
Complete in box
8
Metal Masters box art

Metal Masters

1993 · Electro Brain · Fighting

$1,355
Complete in box
9
Ninja Boy 2 box art

Ninja Boy 2

1993 · Culture Brain · Action

$1,293
Complete in box
12
Knight Quest box art

Knight Quest

1992 · Taito · Role-Playing

$928.71
Complete in box
16
Swamp Thing box art

Swamp Thing

1992 · THQ · Action

$603.03
Complete in box
17
Great Greed box art

Great Greed

1992 · Namco · Role-Playing

$602.67
Complete in box
18
Tail 'Gator box art

Tail 'Gator

1991 · Natsume · Action

$553.96
Complete in box
19
Tumble Pop box art

Tumble Pop

1992 · Sunsoft · Action

$550.71
Complete in box
20
Felix the Cat box art

Felix the Cat

1993 · Electro Brain · Platform

$516.51
Complete in box
24
Cool World box art

Cool World

1993 · Ocean Software · Action

$461.78
Complete in box

Why these Game Boy games are so valuable

Value on the Game Boy is driven by three things: small print runs late in the system's life, how many copies survived complete with box and manual, and pure franchise demand. Complete-in-box copies almost always command a large premium over loose ones, and sealed copies sit in a market of their own.

PAL collectors face a different market. Several titles never left North America, while some European exclusives are far scarcer than their US counterparts. Switch the NTSC / PAL toggle in the header to see prices for your region.

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