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Nintendo Wii Black Console + Wii Mote, Nunchuck & Wii Potion Plus

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Ricorda quella natale in cui anche la nonna giocava ai videogiochi? Rivivi quel glorioso periodo, con la Nintendo Wii! Testata e pronta all’uso. Viene fornita con tutti i cavi e i controller originalmente inclusi. Inoltre, accessori Wii Motion Plus, che possono essere utilizzati con alcuni giochi. Condizione: Buono. La console manca della “porta” per lo slot della memory card e presenta una superficie graffiata. La custodia in gomma del Wii Mote si è spezzata in mezzo (vedi foto).

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