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Family Trainer (not re-tested) (no manual or inner packaging)

Second hand. Comes with Bandai Famicom Press pamphlet. Game also boxed with registration card. Tear across the top flap on the tab where the box opens. Does have the box for both the controller and game inside. Controller box have been squashed a little on one side and discoloured with scuffing on the sides. There is a Sellotape remnant on the front of the box.

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$36.49 $49.99 In stock

Category: Nintendo Hardware

The predecessor to the Wii Trainer by a good thirty years and a very clever peripheral it proves making it a wonder why it took so long to rekindle. Some great imagination to mix up the action with a track and hurdle level, mountain path with wild boar, a section based on the tunnels of a pyramid as well as lakeside and riverside levels. The height of retro chic.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Evelyn M. ★★★★★

The mat works great with the older game collection I have, and I love how responsive the pressure pads are during the rhythm games. A bit of a hassle that it came without the manual, but the controls are intuitive enough to figure out.

Samuel K. ★★★★★

The mat’s pressure sensors are surprisingly responsive for something this old, and the fact it came without a manual didn’t matter once I figured out the menu. It’s a blast to pull out at parties, even if the box was a bit rough.

Violet ★★★★★

It’s genuinely impressive how much thought went into this peripheral back then, and the two-player mode alone justifies the price. The mat responds to stomps and steps with zero lag, so even without the manual, my kids and I figured out the moves in minutes. For a piece of hardware this old, it’s he