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Nintendo 64 collection

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2 Nintendo 64-konsollen, elk met bijbehorende grijze controller, plus stroom- en AV-kabels. Één met Nintendo RAM Expansion Pak geïnstalleerd voor verbeterde graphics en toegang tot spellen zoals Majora's Mask. Beide consoles in goede staat. 3 extra originele controllers Kleuren: rood, blauw en groen.. Alle 3 sticks zijn strak Extra grijze controller, heeft beginnend slier, niet erg, het is de controller die ik heb gebruikt om de spellen te voltooien. Originele Nintendo-accessoires: 2 Rumble Paks 2 Controller Paks 1 Memory Pak 1 extra Jumper Pak 19 spellen: Ocarina of Time Majora's Mask Mario Kart 64 (Manual) Banjo Kazooie (Manual) Banjo Tooie (Manual) Diddy Kong Racing (x2, 1 manual) Super Mario 64 (x2, 1 manual, 1 cartridge grim label) Bomberman 64 (x2, 1 manual) Pilotwings 64 (Manual) Mario Golf (Manual) Lylat Wars Star Wars: Rogue Squadron (Manual) Star Wars: Episode one: Racers Automobili Lamborghini (Manual) Blast Corps F-1 Grand Prix 1 Zie afspeellijst met demonstraties hier: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLIWrP7xqartHtg50twT67DuAbZWQFDbgE Vraag gerust, als je extra demonstraties, foto's of video wilt.

CategorieVideo Games & Consoles
SubcategorieVideo Game Consoles
ConditieUsed
BrandNintendo 64
ColorBlack
Release Year1996
PackagingNo
PlatformNintendo 64
Professional graderNo
GradeDont know
Country/Region of ManufactureJapan

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