SEGA Virtua Cop 2 (Sega Saturn, NTSC-J Japan) 1996 Shooter w/ Manual
$ 7.92
Description
SEGA Virtua Cop 2 (Sega Saturn, NTSC-J Japan) 1996 Shooter w/ Manual. Original Japanese Sega Saturn release of Virtua Cop 2, the classic arcade-style light gun shooter developed and published by Sega. A classic piece of Sega arcade history and an excellent addition to any Saturn collection. SEGA Virtua Cop 2 (Sega Saturn, NTSC-J Japan) 1996 Shooter w/ Manual Original Japanese Sega Saturn release of Virtua Cop 2, the classic arcade-style light gun shooter developed and published by Sega. A highly recognizable title from Sega’s arcade and Saturn era, Virtua Cop 2 remains one of the standout rail shooters of the 1990s and continues to be popular among Sega Saturn collectors, import gamers, and fans of classic arcade shooters. This is the authentic Japanese import version for the Sega Saturn and includes: original game disc original jewel case original printed inserts/manual artwork The game features Sega’s signature arcade-style gameplay with fast-paced action, branching routes, multiple enemies on-screen, and compatibility with the Virtua Gun/light gun accessory. A classic piece of Sega arcade history and an excellent addition to any Saturn collection. Condition: This item is pre-owned and shows normal cosmetic wear from age and handling. Jewel case may contain: scratches scuffs minor wear possible small cracks Manual/inserts show visible wear and handling marks consistent with vintage imported games. Disc appears in overall good used condition with normal light surface wear possible from prior use. Please review all photos carefully for exact cosmetic condition and included contents. Important Notes: Japanese import version Intended for Japanese Sega Saturn hardware or compatible modded/import-capable consoles Spine card/obi may not be included (see photos) Great item for: Sega Saturn collectors Sega fans import game collectors retro shooter fans arcade game enthusiasts Japanese gaming collectors Classic Saturn shooters and Sega arcade ports continue to remain desirable due to the strong collector market surrounding Sega hardware and 1990s Japanese gaming.
