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Kim Possible: What's the Switch?

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- Denne varer er brugt Beskrivelse Kim Possible and her perennial nemesis Shego must grudgingly team up to bring everything back to normal when the minds of Dr. Drakken and Ron Stoppable are switched in this action-packed adventure exclusively for Playstation 2. It's now up to Kim and Shego to save the day – together. Play as both Kim and Shego. Switch between the acrobatic finesse of Kim and for the first time ever, the destructive force of Shego Smash through obstacles, swing from flagpoles and "grapple" across chasms while battling henchmen and robot monkey ninjas across 11 missions in rich environments around the world, including London, Tokyo and the Arctic Use six cool gadgets to attack enemies 19 different ways – including three all new, never-before-seen gadgets for Shego Unlock loads of cool costumes and hidden secrets in all 11 missions Team up with friends with multiplayer games Edition Manual Yes Original Boks Yes Genre Action/Adventure Region Europe

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