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Thomas & Friends: A Day at the Races

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Thomas & Friends: A Day at the Races en Playstation 2 es un coleccionable muy buscado para los fans de la querida serie. Esta copia usada viene completa en caja (CIB) incluyendo el manual, asegurando que mantiene un fuerte valor de coleccionista. Aunque el disco presenta algunos rasguños menores, sigue siendo completamente jugable, ofreciendo una gran relación calidad-precio. Ideal para coleccionistas que buscan ampliar su biblioteca de PlayStation 2 con títulos nostálgicos y completos.

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