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Puoli suoma/kaikki—se on Swamp Thing! Jos ollaan tosissaan, se sarjakuva, johon tämä perustuu, on aivan upea; erityisesti Alan Moore'n 80-luvun versio. Lue se, jos et ole jo tehnyt niin. Mutta peli? No... Tila: Okay/good.

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