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Pro Yakyuu Family Stadium '88 (Famicom)

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El equivalente japonés de Fifa. El béisbol es extremadamente popular en Japón (desde que estuvieron ocupados por Estados Unidos durante varios años), y así, esta serie de títulos de béisbol se convirtió en algo anual. Tenga en cuenta que esta es la versión japonesa del juego, que requiere un Famicom, un convertidor o un sistema multi-región para jugar. Condición: Bueno.

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