Nintendo NES System Console Mario Bundle New 72 Pin + 5 Games Tested & Working
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The product is a Nintendo NES System Console Mario Bundle, featuring a new 72 pin connector and 5 games. Everything in the bundle has been tested and is in working condition. This home console, released in 1985, comes in a classic gray color and includes A/V cables, an RF switch, an AC adapter, 2 controllers, and the featured games. Everything you need to play is included! As a piece of gaming history from the iconic brand Nintendo, this NES-001 model offers a nostalgic experience for retro gaming enthusiasts. Games Included: 1. Super Mario Bros/Duck Hunt/World Class Track Meet. 2. Football…
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