PLAYSTATION 2 owners or former players may still have an older game that could go for hundreds of dollars on the resale market.
The PlayStation 2 console was released by Sony on March 4, 2000.
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On the day of its release, the console shattered sales records, making it one of the most popular gaming systems ever.
However, Sony stopped production on the PS2 in 2013, one year after it released the PlayStation 3.
After the discontinuation, certain PlayStation 2 games quickly became collector's items and grew in value.
One video game, in particular, can score you hundreds today, per Price Charting: God of War.
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The action-adventure video game was released in 2005 and developed by Santa Monica Studio.
It is the first installment in the God of War series and the third chronologically.
God of War is based in Ancient Greece and follows the protagonist Kratos, a Spartan warrior as he fights and serves Gods.
Specifically, the First Print version of this game can get you $61.96 complete in the box (CIB).
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However, if you own the title in new condition, with the security strips, you can sell it for a whopping $657.20.
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God of War is not the only PS2 video game that can sell for hundreds.
Rule of Rose is a survival horror video game created by Punchline for the PlayStation 2.
The game is set in England in 1930 and revolves around a nineteen-year-old woman named Jennifer.
Experts estimate that there are only around 10,000 to 20,000 copies of this game, making it very rare.
This collector's game can sell for a whopping $1,036, PriceCharting.com estimates.
Like Rule of Rose, Kuon is also a survival horror video game.
It was developed by FromSoftware for the PlayStation 2 and released in 2004.
The game takes place in Japan's Heian period and follows the actions of three protagonists during an outbreak of monsters.
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Because the game had limited sales outside of Japan, it can now earn sellers a lot of money.
Specifically, it can score a total of $1,370 from collectors and gamers, per PriceCharting.com.
