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Mario Bros. (NES)

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Not to be confused with SUPER MARIO BROS., this is a port of the original Mario Bros., single-screen arcade game, that released somewhere between Donkey Kong and Super Mario Bros. A ton of fun, especially with two players! Condition : Great. Slight label peel in one corner.

CategoríaVideo Games & Consoles
SubcategoríaVideo Games
EstadoUsed
80sNES Gamesnintendosuper marioused

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