Nintendo NES-001 grey 1985 Console Original box 1988 rare games works warranty
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Manufacturer description
The 1985 Nintendo Action Set originally featured an iconic grey NES Zapper light before federal toy safety regulations forced a switch to a bright orange model. Unit says, model no nes-001 1985 nintendo serial # n8670109.
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Full Specifications
| color | Gray |
|---|---|
| accessories | Zapper Light Gun |
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