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Popeye (NTSC, NES)

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Der einzige lizenzierte Titel, der zusammen mit dem NES gestartet werden soll – doch er ist dem Lauf der Zeit weitgehend entgangen, obwohl er von Nintendo selbst entwickelt wurde... aber vielleicht ist das in Ordnung? Ehrlich gesagt ist es nicht einmal so gut, nicht mal für ein Arcade-Spiel. Bitte beachten Sie, dass Sie eine amerikanische, regionsfreie oder modifizierte Konsole benötigen, um dies zu spielen. Zustand: Großartig

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