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Itoi Shigesato no Bass Tsuri No. 1 (Super Famicom)

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Väldigt konstigt fiske-spel, som kommer på något som ser ut som en Gameboy Player - men det är inte vad det är! Det är faktiskt en port för Satellaview, en nätverksenhet som tillät dig ladda ner spel och DLC till din Super Famicom (på 90-talet, minns du!), vilket innebär att spelet ibland stödde realtids, online fisktävlingar. Japan, mannen, ni levde verkligen framtiden då! Skick: Ok. Komplett i förpackning.

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