Vintage ATARI 5200 4 Port Console Tested Working Comes With Cords
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Manufacturer description
I have tested this multiple times and enjoyed some games on it. This listing only includes the console and the power supply as well as the other connection box as shown in photo. Tested and working condition. The third cord tucks into the back and wraps around and is attached to the console. The cosole has shelwear such as some skuffs and some scratches. Games and controller sold separately.
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