Metroid Prime
Nintendo GameCube · 2002 · FPS
VIEW FULL ANALYSIS →How much is Metroid Prime worth on Nintendo GameCube? This price guide tracks new, used and sealed prices for this 2002 FPS release, with recent price trends. In North America (NTSC-U) it currently values around £146 new and £21 used, with a MyPlayersVault collector score of 74 (STRONG PICK tier). Sealed value is up 28% over the past 1 month. Import copies in Japan & Asia (NTSC-J) trade around £200.
Metroid Prime stands as a watershed moment in first-person design on console hardware, and sealed NTSC-U copies remain genuinely scarce relative to collector demand. The GameCube library has consolidated around core titles, and Prime occupies a permanent position in that hierarchy. Sealed condition commands sustained collector interest, particularly among those building complete or focused GameCube collections. The game's experimental approach to the FPS genre—translating a beloved 2D franchise into 3D first-person space—continues to resonate with preservation-minded collectors. No digital alternative exists that satisfies the original hardware experience, anchoring physical collector identity.
Metroid Prime price guide — value by region
Collector context, not financial advice. Prices reflect recent eBay and PriceCharting data.
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