Nintendo DS Lite Nintendogs Best Friend Bundle Metallic Rose SEE DESCRIPTION!!!!
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Manufacturer description
The Nintendo DS Lite Nintendogs Best Friend Bundle in Metallic Rose offers a handheld gaming system with a pink color design. This bundle includes the Nintendo DS Lite console, the popular Nintendogs game, and additional accessories to enhance the gaming experience. Perfect for gamers looking for a portable and stylish console to enjoy their favorite Nintendo games anytime, anywhere. DS WORKS PERFECTLY BUT HAS BROKEN HINGE SO SCREEN WILL NO STAY IN PLACE. SOLD AS IS!!!!
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Full Specifications
| color | Metallic Rose |
|---|---|
| bundle | Nintendogs Best Friend |
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