Nintendo Wii console, with selection of games including guitar hero with guitar

By aidan_k
March 2, 2017 in For Sale & Items Offered

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Posted March 2, 2017

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Posted March 2, 2017

We're selling a Wii with 2 controllers,1 old-school snes style controller, nunchuck, and a selection of games and accessories.

The games included are:

-Guitar Hero 3, with the guitar controller extension

-Wii Sports, with some accessories (tennis raquet controller extensions shown in picture, think we've also got golf club and baseball bat extensions as well)

-Just Dance 3

-Dancing Stage Hottest Party, with a corresponding dance mat

-Let's TAP

It DOESN'T come with the sensor bar!! So you would need to get one of those, but they're are fairly cheap on amazon.

We're asking for ?40 but are open to sensible offers.

Any questions please get in touch!

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