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*USED* Yoshi's Cookie

*USED* Yoshi's Cookie - Main image
$9.11 $13.2 In stock

Yoshi's Cookie NES Game - cartridge/disc only. Cleaned, tested and guaranteed to work!

Cookie chaos for Mario and Yoshi! Mario and Yoshi are filling in at the Cookie Factory and they need your help! Fresh baked cookies roll out of the ovens. It's up to Mario to sort and stack 'em before they pile too high! Line up a row of the same kind of cookies either vertically or horizontally, and they vanish! Clear the screens to move on to a new level of cookie chaos. Yoshi appears from time to time to stir things up. Play for a high score or head-to-head against a friend. The mouth-watering madness doesn't let up! And be sure to keep some cookies close by, 'cause you'll get the munchies during this lip-smacking good time!

Picture(s) are for representational purposes only. Used games do not include any boxes or instruction manuals unless otherwise stated. Conditions of cartridges/discs may vary, but most are in good overall condition. Some may have minor blemishes or defects, which Stone Age Gamer will not cover return shipping costs for if the customer chooses to return this product for minor blemished or cosmetic defects.

Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Elizabeth L. ★★★★★

Took a chance on a used cart and this one plays perfectly—no glitches, no freezing, and the pins were clearly cleaned before shipping. Yoshi's Cookie is a solid puzzle game if you're into tile-matching, and it loaded right up on the first try.

Robert U. ★★★★★

Cartridge arrived spotless and booted right up on the first try, so the cleaning and testing claim definitely holds up. The puzzle mechanics are deceptively simple but get properly frantic once the cookies start falling faster. Glad I grabbed a used copy instead of paying scalper prices.

Ellie G. ★★★★★

I’ve been hunting for this one for a while, and the cart itself is in solid shape—contacts are spotless and it fired right up on the first try. Loaded it on my old NES and the puzzle action is just as addictive as I remember.