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Swords & Serpents (CIB, complete in box, FRA, NES)

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El Baldur's Gate 3 de los 80s! Además, hecho curioso; no solo este juego contiene espadas y serpientes, sino también esqueletos y fantasmas terroríficos! Suponemos que probablemente se dieron cuenta, al nombrar el juego, de que "Swords And Serpents And Skeleton And Spooky Ghosts" era un título demasiado largo, con demasiadas S, así que parece que tomaron una decisión inteligente con el nombre. Condición: OK, completo en caja. Tenga en cuenta que, a pesar de que la caja está en inglés, ¡todo el juego está en francés!

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