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Ohanabi (New)

Brand new. Neo Geo Pocket Colour.

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Category: Neo Geo Pocket

Fruit machine simulator with a fireworks festival theme complete with the stickers to transform your Neo Geo Pocket into pachinko slot paradise. Very popular title in Japan.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Harper A. ★★★★★

The sticker set alone is worth it—my Neo Geo Pocket now looks like a tiny carnival booth, and the fruit machine spins feel oddly hypnotic with the fireworks popping off in the background. It's the perfect little time-killer for a lazy afternoon.

Claire Z. ★★★★★

The fruit machine gameplay is surprisingly addictive once you figure out the patterns, and those decorative stickers really do transform the handheld into a little carnival. It's a perfect quirky pick-up for short train rides or waiting in line.

Julian X. ★★★★★

The stickers alone are worth it—slapping them on turned my handheld into a little carnival machine. The fruit-sim gameplay loops are surprisingly addictive, and that festival theme really sells the whole vibe. If you’re into quirky Japan-only oddities, this one’s a keeper.

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