Golden Axe Price Guide (Genesis)

Current market prices for Golden Axe on Genesis. Data updated daily from multiple sources.

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Golden Axe Current Market Prices

Condition Current Price Price Trend
Loose Cartridge/Disc $19.08 📈 Trending up
Complete in Box (CIB) $40.95 📊 Stable
New/Sealed $175.00 🚀 High demand

About Golden Axe

Golden AxeDevelopment staffDeveloper(s)Sega AM1Publisher(s)SegaDesigner(s)Makoto UchidaComposer(s)You TakadaJeroen Tel(C64)Game overviewSeriesGolden AxeRelease date(s)ArcadeJPMay 1989Mega DriveNADecember 22, 1989JPDecember 23, 1989EUNovember 30, 1990TurboGrafx-CDJP1990Master SystemNAMarch 1, 1990Genre(s)Beat 'em upPlatform(s)ArcadeMega DriveMaster SystemMega-CDIBM PC, Amiga, Atari ST, Amstrad CPC, Commodore 64, PC Engine CD, WonderSwan, ZX SpectrumArcade overviewArcade system(s)Sega System 16Gam...

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💰 Price History & Market Trends

đŸ”Ĩ Golden Axe has been climbing the collector charts! Genesis games are experiencing a major nostalgia boom as millennials and Gen-Z discover these legendary titles. Smart collectors are snagging these games now before prices rocket even higher!

🎮 Collector's Corner: Why Golden Axe is Worth Your Money

Investment Potential: Genesis games have shown consistent 15-25% annual appreciation. Golden Axe is considered a blue-chip retro investment!

Condition Matters: A sealed copy can be worth 10-50x more than loose cartridge. Even small condition differences mean big money!

Authentication Tips: Watch for reproductions! Always buy from trusted sellers and check for authentic printing, cart color, and label quality.

đŸ•šī¸ Fun Facts About Golden Axe

â€ĸ Released during the golden age of Genesis gaming

â€ĸ Part of gaming history that shaped an entire generation

â€ĸ Original MSRP was probably under $60 - look at it now!

â€ĸ Featured in countless "best of" gaming lists