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  1. 2nd-February-2012, 06:45 #30
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    There are on-line shops that ship to plenty of countries including Europe Asia and the UK so you can pay in Euro's Pounds and whatever other currencies

    These are the online sellers:-

    http://stoneagegamer.com/everdrive64.aspx

    http://shop.retrogate.com/

    http://warnersretrocorner.com/store/

    http://www.emere.es/

    http://junfangames.taobao.com/ (for Chinesse customers)

    http://www.gp2x.de/shop/index.php/cPath/48

    http://www.retrogame.co.kr/

    http://store.kitsch-bent.com/product/everdrive-64

    http://www.hardcore-gamer.net/tienda...Path/28_36_420

    http://www.sanvishop.com/
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