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American Presidental Race / America Daitōryō Senkyo (Famicom)

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Very weird RPG for the Nintendo Famicom, about the American presidential race. Please note this is the Japanese version of the game, which requires a Famicom, a converter or a multi-region system to play. Condition: Great

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CondizioneUsato

80s Famicom games Japanese nintendo used

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