The prices maybe steep, but if you enjoyed the game awhile ago you may just buy it. You may find in on Ebay, but for a more rediculous price then at Funco. If you are looking for a good classic game online, Funcoland is a place made for it, not like Ebay where you have to pray if your gonna get your game or if it even works. Funcoland and I felt I needed to offer something that many people complaining about ebay's prices failed to address. That is that ebay's prices are dictated by the buyer themselves.
Carts usually open low, like a dollar or two and then people bidding on it raise the price.
Who's to say is price is ridiculous if somebody offered to pay that much. I buy games on ebay all the time even though there is a Funcoland across town. This is mainly because from time to time you can get a great deal on a game if you bid low and there aren't that many other bids on it. After all, there isn't always someone looking for the exact same thing you are every day. Besides, Funcoland's inventory pales to that of ebay.