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WWF Wrestlemania: The Arcade Game (CIB, SNES)

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Den mest maskuline spil til rigtige mænd!! Ingen kvinder tilladt, fordi dette handler om semi-nøgne yderst muskuløse mænd, der kæmper mod hinanden! Bare nogle guys der tumler og har det sjovt! Mand, sikke en mandig ting!! 💪 Tilstand: Fremragende, komplet i æske. Æske, vejledning og spillet er i fremragende stand. Den eneste ting, der mangler, er Super Nintendo-garantikortet i lågen, men at finde en erstatning til den er ikke særlig svært. Plejer du ikke engang at tælle den lille låge som en del af at kalde noget "komplet i æske".

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