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Super Mario USA (boxed, Famicom)

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Marios spil som egentlig ikke var et Mario-spill, men en rask reskin av et annet spill, kalt "Doki Doki Panic", siden Nintendo mente at deres originale versjon av Super Mario Bros. 2 ville være for vanskelig for vestlige publikum. Likevel, ettersom spillet var ganske populært, besluttet de også å utgi det i Japan, under navnet "Super Mario USA". Tilstand: God, men manual mangler. Se bilder for tilstanden til esken.

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