good NES four-player games?

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Re: good NES four-player games?

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Nintendo still has those in stock?
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Re: good NES four-player games?

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As of early last week they did, at least. I think it came to $18 shipped for both sets of the SMA4/SMB3. They also had some for Animal Crossing, Donkey Kong, and a few others.

Edit: Found the link.
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Re: good NES four-player games?

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Tibia wrote:I just got an e-Reader a week or two ago, actually. It didn't come with any cards, but the previous owner had loaded Ice Climbers onto it. I've got the Pinball cards, but I don't want to use them until I track down some Ice Climbers cards of my own. When I get enough money, I'm going to order the SMA4/SMB3 set off Nintendo's website.
I love my e-Reader. I don't know why people disliked them so much. I've ruined all sets of my cards, but I have Donkey Kong Jr. Loaded on, so I play that all the time :mrgreen:
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