F-ZERO GX
This legendary collaboration between Nintendo and Sega is one of the finest games of its kind, combining astonishing speed, fantastic handling and course design, and visuals that are still attractive
the better part of two decades later. It’s not a hard game to find but it is one that is constantly in demand due to its quality, as well as the continued love for the F-zero series. That demand, combined with the relatively expensive nature of Gamecube games, ensures that the price is higher than you might expect – although it’s possible to pick up PAL copies for £20-£25, we’ve seen it go as high as £50. You can typically save a little money by going for the Player’s Choice budget label version, but even this can go high. You might like the Japanese version if you’re looking to save a little money, but it’s worth noting that the PAL version does run at 60Hz.