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Pokemon: Heart Gold (Nintendo DS, loose)

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The most sought after Pokemon game, can now be yours This remake of the second generation Pokemon game, released very late in the DS-lifecycle, and has thus become extremely collectible. Please note: we verify and authenticate all of our Pokemon games, so you buy it with confidence! Condition: Great, loose cartridge only. Label has a very minor crease in top right corner.

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ConditionUsed
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