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InFAMOUS First Light

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InFAMOUS First Light para PlayStation 4 ofrece una historia vibrante y de ritmo rápido protagonizada por la agilidad y el poder de Abigail Walker. Esta copia usada está en condición sólida, proporcionando una forma fantástica de revivir la intensa aventura urbana sin gastar mucho. Para los amantes de los juegos retro, es una adición perfecta a tu colección, combinando un gameplay elegante con un gran valor. No te pierdas ser dueño de esta llamativa parte del universo InFAMOUS a un precio asequible.

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