π₯Used - Nintendo DS Launch Electric Blue Console NTR-001 - Only Missing Stylus*
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Again it is missing the stylus. Can be picked up cheap. System has been fully tested and works great. Console it self is in really good condition as well. See pictures. Both screens work great!
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Full Specifications
| color | electric-blue |
|---|---|
| variant | original |
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