Quake III Arena (PC Big Box, 1999) - PC Game

Quake III Arena (PC Big Box, 1999) - PC Game

Market Value from only 7 listings
€ 45,00
Low
€ 90,00
Median
€ 1.199,00
High
Converted from the EU market price — excludes UK import VAT & handling. EU sellers often don’t post to the UK; use the eBay / Vinted links below to check UK stock.
History · 20 Aug
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Stable market 14 listing changes in the last 30 days.

About this item

Quake III Arena (1999) is id Software's legendary multiplayer-focused FPS, released during the golden age of PC gaming big box retail. The big box PC release — with its iconic Q3A cover art and chunky cardboard packaging — represents a bygone era when buying a PC game meant coming home with a substantial physical product, complete with manual, jewel case, and often a tech tree poster.

Big box PC games are one of the hottest retro collecting categories right now, and Quake III sits near the top of any want list. It's a historically important title (it helped define online multiplayer FPS gaming), from a legendary developer, in a format that's inherently scarce because most people threw the boxes away. The id Software pedigree and the Quake franchise name give it lasting appeal.

Condition of the box is paramount — corners, edges, and the top flap are the weak points. Check that all inserts are present: CD jewel case, manual, reference card, and any registration materials. The CD itself should be scratch-free. Sealed copies are exceptionally rare and command serious premiums. Watch out for ex-store copies with price sticker damage on the box.

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