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Nintendo Wii Black Console + Wii Mote, Nunchuck & Wii Potion Plus

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Souviens-toi de ce Noël où grand-mère jouait aussi aux jeux vidéo ? Revivez cette période glorieuse, avec la Nintendo Wii ! Testée et prête à l’emploi. Vient avec tous les câbles et manettes d’origine inclus. Également, un accessoire Wii Motion Plus, qui peut être utilisé avec certaines jeux. État : Bon. La console manque sa « porte » pour l’emplacement de la carte mémoire et présente une surface rayée. La gaine en caoutchouc du Wii Mote s’est cassée en son milieu (voir photo).

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