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Panel de Pon (Cart Only)

Second hand. Please note: no manual or box are supplied.

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$11.24 $14.99 In stock

Category: Super Famicom

Panel de Pon is also known as Puzzle League. Lines must be matched up but blocks can only be shifted horizontally to clear the on screen action. Liften head and shoulders above the competition by Nintendo’s exceptional presentation.

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Andrew J. ★★★★★

Finally got this classic Super Famicom puzzle game in cart form, and the horizontal-only shifting makes the block-matching surprisingly strategic. The music is catchy and the difficulty ramps up at a nice pace.

Lily F. ★★★★★

The horizontal-only shifting makes the puzzle mechanics feel tighter than I expected, and the cart itself has no visible wear on the label or pins. It's a pure, clean copy of the classic — perfect for anyone who wants the original Super Famicom experience.

Michael D. ★★★★★

Cart arrived in solid shape, and the puzzle action is exactly the frantic block-matching I remember, with that horizontal-only shift mechanic forcing some clutch decisions. It's pure, snappy fun that keeps me coming back for one more round.