Nintendo Console Bundle 7 Games 2 Controllers Tested Nes-001 Dr. Mario, Rampage
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Manufacturer description
This has new high quality pins. The games still need slid around to get a good connection and get it going. Sometimes it takes one or two tries, sometimes more. Works as shown. It does not have the overly tight grip that cheaper replacements do. The pins should loosen a little and work even better once it is used a bit. Misc wear and marks but fully functional aside from the the NES advantage. I think it needs cleaned, not sure it does everything it is supposed to. Maybe it does and I don’t understand its function with each game. It should all clean up a little more if you spent some time on…
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Full Specifications
| media | Cartridge |
|---|---|
| generation | 3rd |
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