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Pro Yakyuu Family Stadium '88 (Famicom)

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Die japanische Entsprechung von Fifa. Baseball ist in Japan äußerst beliebt (seitdem sie während mehrerer Jahre von den USA besetzt waren), und so wurde diese Serie von Baseball-Titeln zu einer jährlichen Sache. Bitte beachten Sie, dass dies die japanische Version des Spiels ist, die ein Famicom, einen Converter oder ein Multi-Region-System zum Spielen benötigt. Zustand: Gut.

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