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The Sims 2: Pets (PS2)

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Aunque no está a la altura de la versión para PC, esta versión para consola es con la que muchos crecieron, y es bastante buena en su derecho. Es esencialmente The Sims 2, pero con mascotas. Condición: ¡Excelente! Completo en caja. El disco puede tener pequeños arañazos superficiales.

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