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1981 Widescreen Handheld sausage flipping action game. One of the hard ones to find in the wide screen series. 

This example of the game is in Excellent, fully tested & working condition with battery cover. Outer facia has just a few light signs of use. There is a very light and tiny dark patch on the LCD display, it doesn't effect play in any way, but is worth mentioning.  Check the photo of the display to see what we mean. It doesn't effect the overall quality of this example, which is a solid 9/10.  

The outer box is also Excellent with poly tray, but not the manual. Overall 8.5/10. 

 

Game & Watch games represent the pinnacle of LCD gamedesign. Created by the godfather of Nintendo, Gunpei Yokoi, the range features over sixty different games in a variety of styles. Thanks to the continued collectible nature of Nintendo formats, these include many of the rarest electronic games you can buy