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Death Mark

PlayStation Vita · 2017 · Horror

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How much is Death Mark worth on PlayStation Vita? This price guide tracks new, used and sealed prices for this 2017 Horror release, with recent price trends. In UK / PAL it currently values around £36 new and £23 used, with a MyPlayersVault collector score of 55 (HIGH-ALPHA tier). Sealed value is up 5% over the past 1 month. Import copies in Japan & Asia (NTSC-J) trade around £36.

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Death Mark represents a niche entry in the Japanese visual novel collector ecosystem, with extremely limited physical circulation on Switch. The ghost supply signal combined with NTSC-J region-locking and indie publisher distribution creates genuine scarcity within the Japanese collector market. As a standalone horror visual novel from a small studio, it occupies a specialist position rather than mainstream appeal. The title's experimental narrative approach and regional exclusivity position it as an emerging discovery for collectors focused on Japanese indie horror experiences. Physical preservation of this title carries cultural archive value within the visual novel community.

Death Mark price guide — value by region

Japan & Asia (NTSC-J)
NEW£36
USED£28
CEV
UK / PALSHOWN BY DEFAULT
NEW£36
USED£23
CEV£43
VAULT SCORE 55 HIGH-ALPHA
DEMAND Niche · MOVEMENT Emerging · STABILITY Stable
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Death Mark — frequently asked questions

How much is Death Mark worth on PlayStation Vita?
Death Mark on PlayStation Vita currently values around £36 new and £23 used in UK / PAL, with a Collector Estimated Value (CEV) of £43. Values are read from recent eBay and PriceCharting sales and update over time.
Is Death Mark rare or collectible?
Death Mark has a MyPlayersVault collector score of 55 (HIGH-ALPHA tier) — a 0–100 rating of its collector demand and desirability based on live market data.
What is the difference between the new and used price of Death Mark?
A sealed (new) copy of Death Mark trades around £36, while a used complete copy is about £23, a premium of roughly £13 for sealed.
Are import copies of Death Mark cheaper?
Import copies in Japan & Asia (NTSC-J) trade around £36, so values differ by region. MyPlayersVault tracks UK/PAL, NTSC-U and NTSC-J separately.

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