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Sonic Mania Plus - Mega Drive cover - Nintendo Switch

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I love the retro Mega Drive cover you get with Sonic Mania Plus. It’s an appropriate design when you think how well it fits in the classic Sonic lineup of games. Although for display purposes I’ll probably stick with the yellow/gold side as it looks better next to the other Switch games. Which side do you prefer? ・・・ #sonic #sonicthehedgehog #sonic2 #sonicmania #sonicmaniaplus #sega #teamsonic #segagram #segagenesis #megadrive #platformer #nintendoswitch #nintendo #nintendolife #ninstagram #igersnintendo #retrogaming #retrocollective #rceurope #retrogame_feature #retrocollectiveeurope #cartridgecollective

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