Sony PlayStation Move Gun Accessory
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Sony PlayStation Move Gun Accessory
Scan code: LN35532 Manufacturer code: PS3 Move Gun Accessory
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Sony PlayStation Move Gun Accessory

Sony PlayStation Offical Move Gun Attachment
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Scan code: LN35532 Manufacturer code: PS3 Move Gun Accessory
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Product Overview • Attaches to the PlayStation Move motion controller while keeping all necessary buttons fully accessible during gameplay.
• Lightweight and simple to use, the shooting attachment requires no batteries or leads, leaving you unrestricted during gameplay.
• For use with a range of PS3 shooting titles compatible with PlayStation Move.
Features • Attaches to the PlayStation Move motion controller while keeping all necessary buttons fully accessible during gameplay.
• Lightweight and simple to use, the shooting attachment requires no batteries or leads, leaving you unrestricted during gameplay.
• For use with a range of PS3 shooting titles compatible with PlayStation Move.
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Details
Duration:
36 months
Type:
Direct
DOA Period:
14 days
Manufacturer Contact Details
Manufacturer:
SONY
Telephone:
0870 516 8648
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