Nintendo - Game & Watch - Wide Screen - Fire (FR-27) -1981 - Handheld game console

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Nintendo Fire (FR-27) -1981, a Game & Watch Wide Screen title, in good working order with batteries included and a clear screen after replacement of the polarising film and reflector, minor LCD bleed not affecting gameplay, front panel scratches, missing serial number, non‑original battery cover, stand intact and not accompanied by the original box or instruction manual.

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■ Condition: Good

The game works properly, with both sound and gameplay functions operating normally. Batteries are included, so it is ready to play.

The polarizing film and reflector have been replaced, resulting in improved visibility. The screen is clear and easy to see. There is a small area of LCD bleed, but it does not affect gameplay at all.

The front metal panel has a few surface scratches. Please take into account that this game console was manufactured over 40 years ago.


■ Detailed Condition

- Display: The polarizing film and reflector have been replaced. The screen is clear and easy to see, with sharp graphics. There is a small area of slight LCD bleed, but it does not affect gameplay at all.
- Controls: All buttons respond properly, and gameplay functions without issues.
- Sound: Working normally.
- Front metal panel: There are scratches on the surface.
- Serial number: Missing.
- Battery cover: Not original, but closes securely.
- Battery compartment: Clean, with no corrosion.
- Stand: No damage; functions properly.
- Accessories: The original box and instruction manual are not included.

Please refer to the photos for further details.

■ About Fire (FR-27)

Fire (FR-27) was released by Nintendo in 1981 as part of the Game & Watch Wide Screen series. It is the later Wide Screen version of Fire, which first appeared in 1980 as the Silver series model RC-04.

In the game, the player moves two rescuers holding a stretcher to catch people jumping from a burning building. The rescuers bounce them across the screen toward an ambulance, and the player must keep moving to prevent anyone from falling.

This version brings the original Fire concept to the larger Wide Screen format, making it a distinctive part of Nintendo’s early Game & Watch history.



Please note that while the photographs have been taken as accurately as possible, the actual item may appear slightly different in color due to lighting conditions or screen settings.


Import duties, taxes, VAT, and any other applicable fees are not included in the item price or shipping costs. These charges are the buyer's responsibility.
Customs authorities or your local delivery company may contact you by phone or email regarding customs clearance. Please ensure that you are available to respond.
Failure to respond may result in the package being returned. In such cases, reshipping will require additional time and shipping costs.
Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.

■ Condition: Good

The game works properly, with both sound and gameplay functions operating normally. Batteries are included, so it is ready to play.

The polarizing film and reflector have been replaced, resulting in improved visibility. The screen is clear and easy to see. There is a small area of LCD bleed, but it does not affect gameplay at all.

The front metal panel has a few surface scratches. Please take into account that this game console was manufactured over 40 years ago.


■ Detailed Condition

- Display: The polarizing film and reflector have been replaced. The screen is clear and easy to see, with sharp graphics. There is a small area of slight LCD bleed, but it does not affect gameplay at all.
- Controls: All buttons respond properly, and gameplay functions without issues.
- Sound: Working normally.
- Front metal panel: There are scratches on the surface.
- Serial number: Missing.
- Battery cover: Not original, but closes securely.
- Battery compartment: Clean, with no corrosion.
- Stand: No damage; functions properly.
- Accessories: The original box and instruction manual are not included.

Please refer to the photos for further details.

■ About Fire (FR-27)

Fire (FR-27) was released by Nintendo in 1981 as part of the Game & Watch Wide Screen series. It is the later Wide Screen version of Fire, which first appeared in 1980 as the Silver series model RC-04.

In the game, the player moves two rescuers holding a stretcher to catch people jumping from a burning building. The rescuers bounce them across the screen toward an ambulance, and the player must keep moving to prevent anyone from falling.

This version brings the original Fire concept to the larger Wide Screen format, making it a distinctive part of Nintendo’s early Game & Watch history.



Please note that while the photographs have been taken as accurately as possible, the actual item may appear slightly different in color due to lighting conditions or screen settings.


Import duties, taxes, VAT, and any other applicable fees are not included in the item price or shipping costs. These charges are the buyer's responsibility.
Customs authorities or your local delivery company may contact you by phone or email regarding customs clearance. Please ensure that you are available to respond.
Failure to respond may result in the package being returned. In such cases, reshipping will require additional time and shipping costs.
Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.

Details

Brand
Nintendo
Series/model
Game & Watch - Wide Screen
Title
Fire (FR-27) -1981
Year of manufacture
1981
Condition
Good
In working order
Yes
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Objects sold
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