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Code Name: S.T.E.A.M. auf dem Nintendo 3DS bietet eine einzigartige Mischung aus Action und Rätsellösen, die Strategiefans herausfordert. Veröffentlicht von Nintendo im Jahr 2015, ist diese australische Region-Nutzungs-Kopie eine Gelegenheit für Spieler, skurrile Charaktere durch steampunk-inspirierte Kämpfe zu führen. Amiibo-Kompatibilität fügt eine zusätzliche Portion Spaß hinzu, indem Boni bereitgestellt und zusätzlicher Inhalt freigeschaltet wird. Sammler und taktische Spieler werden dieses klassische Spiel für sein fesselndes Gameplay und sein charmantes Design schätzen.

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