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Mortal Kombat Komplete Edition

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Muista tuo adrenaliini, kun sai kuin saikin täydellisen Fatalityn? Mortal Kombat Komplete Edition PlayStation 3:lla vangitsee ikonisen taistelusarjan perinnön sisällyttäen kaikki hahmot, ihonvärit ja klassiset brutaliteetit. Tämä käytetty kappale () tarjoaa lopullisen Mortal Kombat -kokemuksen, täydellinen keräilijöille ja pitkään fansille, jotka arvostavat pelin vaikutusta taistelugenreihin. Omistamalla tämän version omistaa palan pelihistoriaa.

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