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Fighting Angels til PS2, komplet med original etui. Træd ind i hurtige 3D-kampe med et udvalg af kvindelige kæmpere, flere spiltyper og interaktive arenaer. Et godt valg for fans af fighting-spil og samlere af sjældne PS2-titler

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