This is so rare to find these days

[Meelow]

The only Smash I don't have is Melee, I looked in my local store that sells old games (they didn't have it), eBay doesn't ship to where I live most of the time, and if they do it's really expensive.

I got the Interactive Multi-Game Demo from January 2002 that has Melee as a demo, I had 3 of these disks, one copy was lost, another my friend "borrowed", and the other one I have but it is so scratched up that I can play the 2 other demos but Melee won't work because of where it is scratched.

Why can't Nintendo put this on Wii U VC

 

[Bones0]

Burn a copy onto a DVD and mod your Wii. Instructions are in the Melee Workshop forum.

 

[rjgbadger]

its really easy to find somehwere to fix disc scratches. Machines to buff scratches. Record stores and games stores usually have them.

 

[ZykrathOfficial]

I'd suggest just really sitting down and scanning Amazon and eBay for a copy that'll ship to you. If you're against modding, patience may just be your only option. Sorry :V

 

[Gいたん]

Yeah, they're on eBay and Amazon, of course. I was having trouble finding copies in my local gamestores that weren't EXTREMELY overpriced (two of them selling copies for 75 Dollars). I decided to check online like two years ago and got a copy for $25. But I see that copies are getting more and more expensive online now. I've seen them go for about $35-$49.99, which is getting to be the price of a brand new game. So, unless you're willing to pay that much, just keep looking for a cheaper copy everywhere or do what others here are saying, mod or burn it.

 

[Pritch]

I don't get why everyone is so shocked that a game which is over 10 years out of print and almost literally the only game still consistantly sought after on its platform demands a higher price than other gamecube games. Supply <<<< demand here.