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Gangbare Goemon - Famicom Mini (Japanese, Gameboy Advance)

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Just like we got a series of NES Classics for the GBA in the West, Japan had their own series of "Famicom Mini", which contained a few titles, that never got released here - with the most notable being Goemon! This is the first title in the series, and now you can finally play it on the go - and you don't need to speak a lick of Japanese, to enjoy it. Condition: Great

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SubcategoryVideo Games
ConditionUsed
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