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Pokemon Gold (Gameboy) - In Ordnung (Etikett fehlt)

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Erlebe die ultimative Nostalgie mit Pokemon Gold für Gameboy. Werde ein Pokemon-Meister und fang sie alle! Außerdem kannst du nun endlich Farbe in dein Spiel bringen mit Gold/Silver. Mit neu eingebauter Batterie, damit du weitere 20 Jahre spielen kannst!

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