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Punch-Out!! Gold Edition (Japanse Rare Variant, Famicom)

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En av de mest sällsynta Famicom-spelen, och heliga graal för varje Punch-Out!!-samling, kan nu bli din! Detta extremt sällsynta spel var endast tillgängligt i tävlingar i Japan, och endast 10.000 exemplar producerades under dess livstid, utan att någon vet hur många som finns kvar nu. Förhoppningsvis ungefär hälften. Skick: Bra - men vänligen se bilderna.

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