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MADCATZ MOV4545 XBOX REPLACEMENT BREAKAWAY CABLE

 
MADCATZ MOV4545 XBOX REPLACEMENT BREAKAWAY CABLE   By Madcatz

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Product Features
  • Quantity: 1
  • Compatible with Microsoft Xbox System (Not Compatible with Xbox 360 System)
  • Compatible with Xbox Controller with Breakaway Port
Editorial Review
Product Description
Missing or damage your breakaway connector for your xbox controller? Get the breakaway cable to prevent your system to drop on the floor if someone trip by the cable
Product Details
Binding: Electronics
Brand: Mad Catz
EAN: 0728658045456
Label: Madcatz
Manufacturer: Madcatz
Platform: No Operating System
Publisher: Madcatz
Studio: Madcatz
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