Nintendo GameCube Black DOL-101 Console Tested Working
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Manufacturer description
Nintendo GameCube console Model DOL-101 Included: Nintendo GameCube Console (Black) Model DOL-101 Condition: Pre-owned. Tested and working. This GameCube has undergone basic cleaning and testing for functionality. The system successfully powers on, reads game discs, and plays games as intended. Normal cosmetic wear from age and use including light scratches and scuffs. Bottom covers are missing. Please review all photos for exact condition. Not Included: * Mario Kart Double Dash * Controllers * Any other accessories used for testing demonstration
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Full Specifications
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