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World Cup USA '94 (Sega Master System)

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A football game on a video game console?! Why, that's a brilliant idea! No one has ever thought of that, ever. This one is, jokes aside, kind of rare though, because it was a very late Master System release. Condition : Good. Complete in box.

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80s Master system games sega Sports used

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