Aero the Acro-Bat 2 Value Guide 2026

About Aero the Acro-Bat 2

Aero the Acro-Bat 2 is a platformer developed by Iguana and published by Sunsoft. This title was released on November 1, 1994, for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System [1, 5]. Players take on Aero as he utilizes his acrobatic skills to foil a criminal plot known as "Plan B!" [3]. As a 1-player game, it offers classic platforming action, and collectors value it as part of the SNES library [6].

What it's worth right now

Recent sales data shows the used value for Aero the Acro-Bat 2 at $292.28, while new/sealed copies have sold for $108.45. Currently, the median asking price across 20 live listings hovers around $21, though the sold median has seen a recent increase of 3% month-over-month. It is worth noting that new/sealed trades are currently valued at approximately 0.4x the used value.

What drives the price

As with most retro titles, the condition of the cartridge is a primary driver of value. Listings show a wide range of prices depending on the state of the game, from $14.95 for an Acceptable copy to $74.99 for a Very Good copy. Completeness is key; while some listings are for cartridge only, others imply a tested, working unit. The difference between the current median asking price and the higher sold comps suggests that many listings are priced lower than recent verified sales.

Buying and selling it

When looking to buy, be aware that the current asking median is significantly lower than the recent sold comps, suggesting potential opportunities for negotiation or patience. If you are listing, high-quality photos detailing the condition are essential. For a deeper look into market trends and past sales, review the full sold-comp history here: full sold-comp history.

For the most up-to-date pricing and to browse current listings, check the live marketplace below.