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Nintendo Wii Mini Mario Edition Rød/Sort Komplet i Original Kasse

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Nintendo Wii Mini Mario Edition Red/Black – Complete Set in Original Box Selling a beautiful Nintendo Wii Mini in the rare red/black edition with original box. Wii Mini was launched as a compact version of the popular Nintendo Wii and provides access to some of the most beloved Nintendo games ever. The console is known for its clean design, user-friendly motion controls, and a large library of family-friendly classics. Includes original Wii Remote Plus controller, Nunchuk, documentation, and original packaging. Mario Kart is not included but can be added. Wii Mini is an obvious choice for both collectors and families who want a fun Nintendo console with plenty of entertainment. If you enjoy games like: Mario Kart Wii, New Super Mario Bros. Wii, Wii Sports, Super Smash Bros. Brawl, and Donkey Kong Country Returns, then Nintendo Wii Mini is a perfect addition to the collection. Includes: * Nintendo Wii Mini console (red/black) * Wii Remote Plus controller * Nunchuk * Original box * Manuals and documentation * Cables and power supply Title: Nintendo Wii Mini Genre: Console / Nintendo Condition: See photos for condition. The box shows signs of use and minor damage; it is missing a small piece that is clearly visible but still presents well as a collector’s item. Can also be picked up in København K See my other listings from the collection and follow me. I have plenty of PlayStation games, retro games, Nintendo, Pokémon, Xbox, Blu-ray, DVDs and much more for collectors. High activity, daily uploads, and fast shipping.

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SubcategoryVideo Game Consoles
ConditionUsed

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