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[videogametrader]

It's here! Version 2.1.3 of the ONLY video game price guide app for the iPhone.

New in this version:

* Nintendo Game & Watch Games
* Neo Geo AES
* Neo Geo CD
* Fairchild Channel F
* MicroVision

Plus, updated prices for other platforms. You can get the app by searching the iTunes store for "Video Game Price Guide"

We are currently work on the "auto" update feature and hopefully that should be implemented by January.

In the meantime, we have frozen the price at $4.99

If there are any programmers out that that program for the Blackberry or Google Phones, please contact me.

Here is what people say about the app:

See what people are saying about the app and find out why it has a 4 star rating in iTunes! Visit the app store today!

[Jibbajaba]

You guys should consider adding rarity values to the guide. I personally would find that much more useful than the prices. I can check eBay auctions from my iPhone if I want to get an idea of price. When I run into a game that I have never heard of, I want to know how rare it is, not how much I can get for it.

Chris

[videogametrader]

Jibbajaba, on Thu Dec 3, 2009 12:52 PM, said:

You guys should consider adding rarity values to the guide. I personally would find that much more useful than the prices. I can check eBay auctions from my iPhone if I want to get an idea of price. When I run into a game that I have never heard of, I want to know how rare it is, not how much I can get for it.

Chris

That is a good suggestion and is in the works. I am thinking of maybe using some kind of color coding for the rarity information or maybe a toggle switch that can toggle between rarity and prices.

[Jibbajaba]

videogametrader, on Sun Jan 3, 2010 2:07 PM, said:

Jibbajaba, on Thu Dec 3, 2009 12:52 PM, said:

You guys should consider adding rarity values to the guide. I personally would find that much more useful than the prices. I can check eBay auctions from my iPhone if I want to get an idea of price. When I run into a game that I have never heard of, I want to know how rare it is, not how much I can get for it.

Chris

That is a good suggestion and is in the works. I am thinking of maybe using some kind of color coding for the rarity information or maybe a toggle switch that can toggle between rarity and prices.

Sorry, I just saw your reply. A color system would be cool. I don't think you need to do a detailed 1-10 scale or anything. Like, green for common, yellow for uncommon, and red for rare (which coincidentally is the exact color scheme I use on my website. )

Thanks!

Chris

[White Knight]

videogametrader, on Wed Dec 2, 2009 3:29 PM, said:

If there are any programmers out that that program for the Blackberry or Google Phones, please contact me.

Don't forget Windows Mobile! I'd buy it in a second.