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Gameboy Color: Atomic Purple (Nintendo)

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Original Gameboy Color from Nintendo, in various colors, tested and ready to use! Now you’re playing with portable power! Condition : Great! We have replaced the screen on this one - and the logo is a bit more matte than the original screen. It can easily be replaced with a new one, if you want a more colorful logo (you literally just need a flat object, to wiggle the screen off, and then you stick a new one on. It's like replacing a big sticker). Original Gameboy Color da Nintendo, in vari colori, testato e pronto all’uso! Ora stai giocando con potenza portatile! Condizione: Ottimo! Abbiamo sostituito lo schermo su questo modello - e il logo è un po’ più opaco rispetto allo schermo originale. Può essere facilmente sostituito con uno nuovo, se vuoi un logo più colorato (basta davvero un oggetto piatto, per muovere lo schermo, quindi incollarne uno nuovo. È come sostituire una grande etichetta).

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SottocategoriaVideo Game Consoles
CondizioneBrand new
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