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Itoi Shigesato no Bass Tsuri No. 1 (Super Famicom)

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Meget mærkelig fiskespil, der kommer på noget, der ligner en Gameboy Player - men det er ikke hvad det er! Det er faktisk en port til Satellaview, et netværksapparat der gjorde det muligt at downloade spil og DLC til din Super Famicom (i 90'erne, husk det!), hvilket betød at spillet til tider understøttede realtids, online fisketurneringer. Japan, mand, I var virkelig ude i fremtiden dengang! Tilstand: Okay. Complete in box.

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