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Oh wow, tämä peli näyttää houkuttelevalta! Tällä tavalla otsikon ja visuaalien kanssa, sen täytyy olla jonkinlainen mysteeri - hetkinen, kyseessähän on vain pasianssi. Kunto: Erinomainen, mukana manuaali.

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Need For Speed: Undercover (Wii) - Great - complete in box
Metal Gear Solid: Portable Ops (PSP)
Dissidia Final Fantasy (Japanese edition, PSP)
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