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Jak And Daxter: The Lost Frontier (PS2)

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La última entrega de la serie Jak And Daxter, que aún no ha vuelto desde este título... y quizá eso esté bien, porque este no fue tan bueno. Con suerte, algún día la serie hará un resurgimiento. Estado: Bueno/Excelente. Completo en caja.

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