Split Screen Price

Updated 2026-09-14

Split Screen from Unstable is showing an extreme divergence between its short-term and 90-day price windows: the weekly and monthly intervals both show sharp negative movement at equal rates, while the 90-day window shows positive appreciation, indicating the card ran sharply higher earlier in the measurement period and has since given back gains aggressively. Unstable is a silver-bordered set that introduced joke mechanics not legal in regular constructed play, and Split Screen is a card that requires playing four games simultaneously, making it the most extreme novelty casual experience the game has produced. Unusual card prices from Unstable are typically driven by collector interest in the unique mechanic and limited set scarcity rather than play demand. The magnitude of the recent losses against a positive 90-day base suggests either a failed speculative pop or a correction after initial set-discovery buying. Monitor Unstable singles market activity broadly for signal on whether this category is finding support.