Toys R Us Canada is going to have new stock of Super Nintendo Entertainment System on November 18, 2017 for $79.99. (Minimum 50 per store, 1 unit per customer)
Super Nintendo Entertainment System Available in Select Toys R Us Canada Stores for $79.99 *HOT*
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And it’s like the Maritime provinces don’t even exist. How am I not surprised?