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QuackShot Starring Donald Duck for Sega Mega Drive, complete with original case, cartridge and instruction manual. Join Donald Duck on a globe-trotting adventure in search of the legendary treasure of King Garuzia. Explore colourful locations, solve puzzles, collect useful upgrades and overcome enemies in one of the Mega Drive's most beloved Disney platformers. A must-have for Disney fans and retro game collectors alike. Note: The manual has minimal rust marks on the staple, with no impact on its integrity or readability.

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quackshot donald duck sega mega drive sega genesis quackshot starring donald duck retro gaming sega 16 bit disney games capcom sega master system retro collection vintage video game pal cartridge boxed game rare mega drive 90s gaming sega classic disney collectibles

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