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I bought this because I travel 4.5hrs a day to and from work, I'm a bit of a nerd so I thought it would suit me well but I was wrong dead wrong! Turns out I'm super lazy and can't be bothered playing it.

I've used it twice so there are no scuffs, scratches or dings.

It comes with the ps vita, assassins creed, memory card, charger and I ordered a hard cover that hasn't arrived, if its not here at the time of sale il just send it on when it rocks up.

I can post pictures when I'm on a pc but its all stock standard stuff.

My loss is your gain

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What items could be of interest to you?

Not too sure really, tell me what you have to offer and il either accept or decline. The thing is literally no use to me, it's sitting beside my telly doing absolutely nothing at all, still only turned it on a couple of times

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