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Track and Field in Barcelona für das Nintendo Entertainment System fängt den Nervenkitzel des olympischen Wettbewerbs ein, während du die Kontrolle über Athleten übernimmst, die nach Ruhm streben. Veröffentlicht im Jahr 1991 von Kemco, fordert dich diese PAL B-Ausgabe in einer Vielzahl von Sportarten heraus, die Geschwindigkeit, Stärke und Präzision testen. Diese gebrauchte Kopie kommt vollständig im Box, mit einigen Kugelschreibermarkierungen und Aufklebern auf der Box, was sie zu einem herausragenden Stück für jeden engagierten NES-Sammler macht. Erlebe den Nervenkitzel der Barcelona-Spiele und präsentiere diesen nostalgischen Sporttitel in deiner Retro-Sammlung.

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