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Sega Mega Drive: Mini Six-Button Controller (Unbranded)

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Controller extraño, más pequeño, con un cable muy corto, pero en realidad se siente bastante agradable de usar. Aunque diga Sega, esto definitivamente no es oficial, pero todavía fue hecho en los 90 o a principios de los 2000. Hemos visto algunos de estos circulando por Dinamarca. Es una forma barata de conseguir un controlador extra; solo no esperes usarlo para, como... e-sports o algo así. Funciona y está bien, pero no mucho más. Condición: Buena. Probado y funciona.

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