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Sega Mega Drive Controlador Pad

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Reviva a magia dos anos 90 e assuma o controle dos seus clássicos favoritos com este original Sega Mega Drive Controller Pad! Este icônico controlador é a chave para mergulhar num mundo de jogos 16-bit lendários, desde Sonic the Hedgehog até Streets of Rage, e recriar a autêntica experiência de jogo retro. O controlador está em estado usado e totalmente funcional, pronto para trazer de volta as suas experiências de jogo ao passado. A substituição ou adição perfeita para qualquer entusiasta de Mega Drive ou colecionador retrô. - Título/Personagem: Controller Pad - Plataforma/Jogo: Sega Mega Drive - Estado: Usado Aproveite a oportunidade de possuir um pedaço da história dos jogos e fique à vontade para me contatar se tiver alguma dúvida!

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