You probably thought that the $200 you paid for Steel Batallion or $(insert any amount here) for Bomberman: Act Zero was way too pricey, and you're right. But it could have been worse. To see just how bad things can get, you're going to have to read gameSniped's list of the world's most expensive video games.Even if you're familiar with old standbys like the 1990 Nintendo World Championships gold edition, there are bound to be a few on here that you haven't seen. We're especially partial to the version of Clean Sweep licensed by Mr. Boston, maker of some of the some of the finest low-quality liquors.
[Via GSW]
