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Nintendo Game & Watch Multi Screen – Donkey Kong DK-52 (1982)

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Nintendo Game & Watch Multi Screen – Donkey Kong DK-52 (1982) Säljare en original Nintendo Game & Watch Multi Screen: Donkey Kong DK-52 från 1982. Den fungerar som den ska. Den saknar front cover-loggan. Därför är priset reglerat nedåt. Denna klassiska bärbara spelkonsol är ett måste för samlare av retrospel och Nintendo memorabilia Se mina andra annonser och följ mig

KategoriVideo Games & Consoles
UnderkategoriVideo Game Consoles
SkickUsed
BrandNintendo
ColorOrange
PlatformGame & Watch
Release Year1982
Game & WatchDonkey KongGame boy ConsoleHand held

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