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Game & Watch: Mario's Cement Factory Tabletop (CIB, Nintendo, 1980s)

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absolutely geweldig "home arcade", gemaakt door Nintendo in het begin van de jaren 80. Deze dingen waren toen al behoorlijk prijzig, dus zijn het een beetje een verzamelobject geworden. Hier hebben we een van de meest essentiële spellen; Mario's Cement Factory, waarin Mario weer een baan aangaat waarvoor hij geen kwalificaties heeft. Conditie: Goed/uitstekend. Serieus, vooral gezien de leeftijd. De doos is waarschijnlijk een van de beste die je op de markt kunt vinden, wereldwijd, op het moment van schrijven. Het apparaat zelf verkeert in prachtige staat en werkt feilloos. Het enige gedeelte dat niet geweldig is, is het bovenste gedeelte van het karton dat oorspronkelijk de eenheid omhulde - het is in tweeën gebroken - maar het is gewoon een regulier stuk karton, zonder markeringen (zie foto's). Het onderste gedeelte van het karton, in de doos, is intact.

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