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Super Castlevania IV Nintendo SNES pal Rare Retro Game

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Up for sale is a rare original copy of Super Castlevania IV for the Super Nintendo (SNES). This is the PAL version and comes complete with the original box, game cartridge, and instruction manual. The items are in great condition and perfect for any serious retro gaming collector or fan of the classic Castlevania series. A true staple of the 16-bit era that belongs in any gamer's library. 🔥 Feel free to message me if you have any questions about the condition or need more photos. Bundle up to save on shipping!

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