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Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 - PS3

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Erlebe eines der ikonischsten First-Person-Shooter aller Zeiten. Folge einer intensiven globalen Kampagne, nimm an legendären Missionen teil und genieße rasante Mehrspielerspiele, die eine Generation des Online-Gamings geprägt haben. Ein Must-have für Call of Duty-Fans, FPS-Enthusiasten und PS3-Sammler.

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Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2COD MW2MW2Modern Warfare 2Call of DutyPS3PlayStation 3PS3 GameInfinity WardActivisionFirst Person ShooterFPSMilitary ShooterAction GameWar GameMultiplayerSpecial OpsCampaign ModeOnline GamingRetro GamingClassic PS3Video GameGamingCollectorPAL VersionPlayStation CollectionTactical ShooterVintage GameCall of Duty Series

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