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Super Thunder Blade (boxed, Sega Mega Drive)

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Arcade-like flying/shooter game, akin to something like Star Fox, but with 2D sprites and a ton of more action on screen. Pretty cool game, if you ask us! Condition: Great, but no manual.

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