Cybernoid (NTSC, NES)

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God, the 80s were awesome. Everything was "cyber"-this, or "operation"-that. Wonder if there's an Operation Cyber... Please note, this is an NTSC game, so it can only be played on an American, region-free or modded console! Condition: Great

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