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Dead Heat Scramble - Nintendo Game Boy

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$14.2 $20 In stock

Category: Video Game

Dead Heat Scramble is a racing game for the Nintendo Game Boy, offered here in a single condition option: Very Good, cartridge only (loose). This listing is for the game cartridge by itself, without a box or manual.

  • Title: Dead Heat Scramble
  • Platform: Nintendo Game Boy
  • Genre: Racing
  • Brand: Nintendo
  • Condition: Very Good
  • Included: Cartridge Only (Loose)
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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Robert P. ★★★★★

I popped this into my Game Boy and the racing feels surprisingly smooth for an old handheld title. The track designs have some fun twists that kept me hooked for hours. Definitely a solid pickup for anyone into retro racers.

Leo ★★★★★

Picked this up for my retro collection and the cartridge works perfectly, no save issues or screen glitches. The racing mechanics are surprisingly solid for an original Game Boy title, and the track layouts keep things interesting.

Edward ★★★★★

Cartridge arrived in solid shape, no cracks or label wear, and it booted up first try on my old system. The racing action is surprisingly smooth for a black-and-white handheld, and the track layouts keep you on your toes. Exactly what I wanted for a quick retro fix.