Nintendo Famicom Disk System 122 Game Lot

There’s a reason I share certain things on gameSniped. Sometime, it makes me less likely to buy things I want, but have absolutely no use for.

Case in point, this lot of 122 FDS Games.

Despite the fact they’re untested and sold as is, despite the fact most have no label / cover insert, there still is 122 of them. AND they’re a mere $1.00 each at the BIN, or significantly less if I throw a bid in.

I don’t even own a Famicom Disk System, and the only FDS games I have is Doki Doki Panic (the game Mario2 was based on). There is absolutely no reason for me to own these, yet the auction compels me.

Nintendo Famicom Disk System Games LOT of 122

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