This Week’s Price Risers
Physical games whose new or used price-guide value rose compared with a week ago, across every region we track. New and used are always shown side by side, because a rise in one rarely means a rise in the other.
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How we pick these
Price rises are measured on the daily PriceCharting price guide, because it has a price for every game every day. A game is listed when its new or used guide price is at least 10% and £2 higher than a week ago, it cost £10 or more a week ago, and it sells often enough for its price to be trustworthy. A one-off sale can make a price jump for a day, so a rise only appears once the higher price has held for at least two days. Each region is priced separately. “No change” means that price didn’t move; “no recent price” means there isn’t one. A rising price is not a promise it will keep rising. For a game’s full picture, follow its link to MyPlayersVault, where values are read from recent eBay and PriceCharting sales.