Final Fantasy VI V-Jump prize

My laptop was making strange noises. I gave it to a service center where they let something fall on the computer’s screen.

I have no laptop. You’ll have to wait a bit to see new searches by me.

Anyway I would like to feature something already advertised on our forums:

Our dear Koopa found a Final Fantasy VI prize item from the 1994 Final Fantasy VI V-Jump magazine and a 1997 ZELDA STATUE LINK 15 inches

Other items on our forum really worth featuring:

Portnoyd selling 2 unreleased Game Gear protos called The Berlin Wall and Street Hero

Borman selling a nice Xbox DEV lot with something unreleased too

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