Custom ToeJam and Earl Elevator Cartridge for Charity #NAACP #Gamer
A super custom ToeJam and Earl cartridge made with some Adafruit parts. This project is being auctioned off with 100% of proceeds going to the NAACP Legal defense team.
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We purchased several Adafruit components to make the custom
SEGA Genesis cartridge that is up for a charity auction at the link below.
100% of the sale goes to benefit the NAACP Legal Defense Fund
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