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Genpei Toumaden (Samurai Ghost)

Second hand. Comes with the thick card playing board, four metal figurines, 64 cards, 96 colour chips, three inventory cards and six inventory chips. Manual cover creasing and light discolouration. Very slight scuffing on box edges.

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$62.69 $94.99 In stock

Category: Famicom Cart

A fine collectable and curio for the Famicom combining board game and video game in one very fine package. The attention to detail in the production is staggering as up to four players traverse the game world and board map simultaneously.

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Customer Reviews (4.4 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Miles ★★★★★

Had a blast playing this with three friends last night, the board game mechanic on a Famicom cart is such a clever twist. The combined physical board and video game for up to four players made for a truly unique game night.

Riley P. ★★★★★

The production quality on this Famicom cart is incredible — the box art alone looks like it was printed yesterday. I love how smoothly the board game elements integrate with the video game, especially for a four-player session. It’s a quirky, well-crafted piece of gaming history that actually plays

Brian U. ★★★★★

The board game and video game mashup works way better than I expected, and the production quality is honestly staggering — you can tell they obsessed over every detail. Setting up for four players took no time at all, and the whole thing feels like a genuine piece of Famicom history.