1000 DS games, and only at US $1,247.22 with nine hours to go? What a money making opportunity!
Wait a second, no list of games and no picture. Let me read that description again.
R4 KING WITH 1000 GAMES AND MORE.. R4 KING CON 1000 JUEGOS Y MUCHO MAS ..
Oh dear god. Someone is going to end up paying several thousand dollars for a flash cart that probably has NES roms on it or something.
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