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Nintendo 64 collection

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2 Nintendo 64 consoles, each with a grey controller included, as well as power and AV cables. One with the Nintendo RAM Expansion Pak installed for enhanced graphics and access to games like Majora's Mask. Both consoles in good condition. 3 extra original controllers Colours: red, blue, and green.. All 3 sticks are tight Extra grey controller, has minor haze, not bad, it is the controller I used to complete the games. Original Nintendo accessories: 2 Rumble Paks 2 Controller Paks 1 Memory Pak 1 extra Jumper Pak 19 games: Ocarina of Time Majora's Mask Mario Kart 64 (Manual) Banjo Kazooie (Manual) Banjo Tooie (Manual) Diddy Kong Racing (x2, 1 manual) Super Mario 64 (x2, 1 manual, 1 cartridge grim label) Bomberman 64 (x2, 1 manual) Pilotwings 64 (Manual) Mario Golf (Manual) Lylat Wars Star Wars: Rogue Squadron (Manual) Star Wars: Episode One: Racers Automobili Lamborghini (Manual) Blast Corps F-1 Grand Prix 1 See playlist of demonstrations here: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLIWrP7xqartHtg50twT67DuAbZWQFDbgE Feel free to ask if you want additional demonstrations, pictures, or video.

CategoryVideo Games & Consoles
SubcategoryVideo Game Consoles
ConditionUsed
BrandNintendo 64
ColorBlack
Release Year1996
PackagingNo
PlatformNintendo 64
Professional graderNo
GradeDont know
Country/Region of ManufactureJapan

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