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Army of Two (PS3)

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Army of Two war eine kurzlebige Serie von Actionspielen, die es zwar geschafft hat, wenig Hype um die eigentlichen Spiele zu erzeugen, aber stattdessen eine Menge Merchandising in Form von Kostümen hervorgebracht hat. In dieser Zeit würde jeder als diese Typen cosplayen, auch wenn ihm das Spiel nicht gefallen hatte. Wer diese Masken hergestellt hat, verdient entweder eine Gehaltserhöhung oder die Todesstrafe. Zustand: Großartig, komplett in der Originalverpackung.

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