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Kid Chameleon (Sega Mega Drive)

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Der bisher most 90er Platformer ever! You play as a random, cool kid with sunglasses, who goes on a grand platforming adventure, with lots of power-ups, weird transformations and everything else you'd expect from a 90s game. We love it! Condition : Good/great, loose cartridge only.

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