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

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Absolut fantastisk "home arcade", tillverkad av Nintendo i början av 80-talet. Dessa saker var redan ganska dyra då, så de har blivit ett lite samlarobjekt. Här har vi ett av de mest grundläggande spelen; Mario's Cement Factory, som låter Mario ta på sig ännu ett jobb han inte har någon kvalifikation för. Skick: Good/great. Verkligen, särskilt med tanke på åldern. Förpackningen är förmodligen en av de bästa ni kan hitta på marknaden över hela världen, vid skrivande stund. Maskinen i sig är i vackert skick och fungerar felfritt. Den enda delen som inte är riktigt bra är den övre delen av kartongen som ursprungligen omfamnade enheten – den har gått sönder i två delar – men det är bara en vanlig bit kartong, utan märken (se bilderna). Den nedre delen av kartongen, inuti lådan, är intakt.

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