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LASER INVASION (Gunsight)
LASER INVASION (Gunsight)
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$17.00 USD
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A light-gun-compatible shooting game. Enjoy the intuitive fun of aiming and shooting, bringing an arcade-like experience to your home.
・ This is overseas Famicom (NES) software.
・ To play on a Japanese Nintendo Famicom console, you can use a separate adapter.
・ Before shipping, startup is tested using an adapter with a NEW Famicom console, confirming operation only up to the initial screen.
・ As this is an overseas version of the software, there is no guarantee that it will boot all the way to game completion when played on a Japanese console using an adapter.
・ This is overseas Famicom (NES) software.
・ To play on a Japanese Nintendo Famicom console, you can use a separate adapter.
・ Before shipping, startup is tested using an adapter with a NEW Famicom console, confirming operation only up to the initial screen.
・ As this is an overseas version of the software, there is no guarantee that it will boot all the way to game completion when played on a Japanese console using an adapter.
| Genre | Shooting |
|---|---|
| Battery | No |
The images are samples. As these are used items, individual differences may occur.
[Our Quality Standard]
- Tested and confirmed to work on authentic original consoles.
- Thoroughly cleaned cartridge contacts using our unique methods to ensure smooth startup.
- No contact restoration chemicals are used, minimizing any burden on the actual hardware.
- Tested and confirmed to work on authentic original consoles.
- Thoroughly cleaned cartridge contacts using our unique methods to ensure smooth startup.
- No contact restoration chemicals are used, minimizing any burden on the actual hardware.
Note: The watermark "otakaraou.com" on our images refers to our official Japanese domestic store. We are the official international sister site of Otakaraou, a trusted retro game shop established in 2006.
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