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Press the Flesh, Famicom Style

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All of us like to show our gaming prowess when possible, so why not while networking with the PR people from Nintendo? Next time I throw them a business card, I want to do it with style using my Retro Famicom Business Card Holder. They're shaped like the old Famicom cartridges and controllers and open up to reveal your cards. The perfect gift for the businessperson who sneaks in a quick round of Halo 2 at 7:00am in your household. They go for $6.95 each so why not pick up a few for your friends at the office?

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