Atari 2600 Console Joysticks Paddles Radio Shack Joystick Gamepad UNTESTED AS IS
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Atari 2600 Console Joysticks Paddles Radio Shack Joystick Gamepad UNTESTED AS IS. Comes with everything pictured Everything has been cleaned recently, might need a little extra care I don’t have the power cord or AV connection anymore, after a few moves the accessories were lost UNTESTED- it worked years ago and has since been in storage, however I cannot fully test it to this point
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