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If you are in doubt that the item is as described please Do Not offer On It.1981 Texas Instruments Blasto PHM 3032 Home Computer Video GameBox is lightly toned, has tape residue and slight surface damage, please see images. Manual is good, with no marks, no writing. Game Cartridge is untested, shows almost no sign of use/wear. Game Cartridge is the 1981 black label on black cartridge, manual has the 1982 Modern style front cover, and the tray is yellow.
Blasto is a port of the 1978Sega/Gremlin arcade gameof the same name. Blasto was programmed byElaine HenshonandBob Harris. It was published byMilton Bradley, but was distributed by Texas Instruments. Blasto sold for $24.95 originally, and was made available during thefirst quarter of 1981.Shipping This item will be shipped for a flat charge of $7.00 by USPS Ground Advantage Mai to any United States Destination. International buyers will be charged under 's International Shipping Program and will be charged when they complete the check-out process.Thanks for your interest!

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