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Nintendo 64 collection

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2 console Nintendo 64, ognuna con relativo controller grigio, nonché cavi di alimentazione e AV. Una con installato Nintendo RAM Expansion Pak per grafica migliorata e accesso a giochi come Majora's Mask. Entrambe le console in buone condizioni. 3 controller originali extra Colori: rosso, blu e verde.. Tutti e 3 gli sticks sono stretti Ulteriore controller grigio, presenta una leggera sfocatura, non è grave, è quello che ho usato per completare i giochi. Accessori originali Nintendo: 2 Rumble Paks 2 Controller Paks 1 Memory Pak 1 extra Jumper Pak 19 giochi: Ocarina of Time Majora's Mask Mario Kart 64 (Manuale) Banjo Kazooie (Manuale) Banjo Tooie (Manuale) Diddy Kong Racing (x2, 1 manuale) Super Mario 64 (x2, 1 manuale, 1 etichetta cartuccia leggermente scolorita) Bomberman 64 (x2, 1 manuale) Pilotwings 64 (Manuale) Mario Golf (Manuale) Lylat Wars Star Wars: Rogue Squadron (Manuale) Star Wars: Episode one: Racers Automobili Lamborghini (Manuale) Blast Corps F-1 Grand Prix 1 Guarda la playlist con demo qui: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLIWrP7xqartHtg50twT67DuAbZWQFDbgE Chiedi pure se vuoi ulteriori demo, foto o video.

CategoriaVideo Games & Consoles
SottocategoriaVideo Game Consoles
CondizioneUsed
BrandNintendo 64
ColorBlack
Release Year1996
PackagingNo
PlatformNintendo 64
Professional graderNo
GradeDont know
Country/Region of ManufactureJapan

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