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Wii Nintendo Grand Slam Tennis 2009 Game
SKU: 8844-11669183
$10.00
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Preowned with manual this 2009 Nintendo Wii console game utilises the Wii MotionPlus accessory (sold separately) for enhanced, precise racket motion controls. This game features all four grand slam tournament venues, a mix of 23 active and legendary pro players from 2009 and allows players to take a custom created character on a quest to conquer all four major tournaments. The game modes include multiplayer variance like Tag Team, Aussie Doubles, and Drop and Pop.
This game is PAL for Australian consoles.
Condition
Used: very good
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