
Predator
1987 · action game
The biggest complete-in-box gainers on the Nintendo Entertainment System, ranked by how much their market value has moved. Every price here comes from real recorded sales and is re-checked daily by our price bot.

1987 · action game

1982 · Nintendo · platformer

1993 · Capcom · platformer

1984 · Nintendo · fighting game


1983 · Data East · sports video game

1989 · Sun Corporation · action game

1984 · Nintendo · platformer


1987 · Square · role-playing video game

1985 · MicroProse · submarine simulator

1988 · Nintendo · ice hockey video game


1987 · LJN · platformer

1987 · Konami · Metroidvania

1982 · Gottlieb · puzzle video game

1990 · Nintendo · pinball machine game

1990 · Capcom · action game

1992 · Tecmo · basketball video game

1992 · Virgin Interactive · puzzle video game

1987 · Nintendo · boxing video game

1984 · Nintendo · shoot 'em up

1986 · Atari Games · action game

1990 · adventure video game

1988 · Ocean Software · shoot 'em up
A rising price usually means one of three things: a game just got attention from a re-release, a video or a speedrun; supply of complete copies dried up; or a grading wave pulled clean boxed copies off the open market. Short spikes fade — a title that climbs across several weekly scans is the one worth buying early.
Percentages compare the current complete-in-box guide price against the previous tracked value in the NTSC market. Loose copies normally move first and sealed copies last, so a loose spike is often an early signal for the CIB price.
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