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Mario Party Advance (Gameboy Advance)

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Det værste spil i hele Mario Party-serien - og det siger virkelig noget, fordi der er få gode spil i forvejen! Det store problem her er dog, at du har brug for flere GBAs og link-kabler for overhovedet at kunne nyde det. Som en single-player oplevelse er det bare vanvittigt kedeligt. Til gengæld er sprite-arbejdet, der vises her, ret unikt og sødt. Tilstand: Great

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