Eye Toy Monkey Mania(PS2) - Promo disc - Ilman käsikirjaa

Eye Toy Monkey Mania(PS2) - Promo disc Note: The instruction says preserve line breaks and paragraph structure; here it's a single line. We should translate content but preserve proper nouns? Do not translate product names, titles, brand names, model numbers, or other proper nouns — keep them exactly as written. So "Eye Toy Monkey Mania(PS2) - Promo disc" contains "Eye Toy Monkey Mania" which is a product title; we should not translate it. But we can translate the rest? There's parentheses PS2 and "- Promo disc". The instruction says preserve proper nouns; the rest can be translated. However what is considered a proper noun? The whole product name is "Eye Toy Monkey Mania(PS2) - Promo disc" where Eye Toy Monkey Mania is a title; we should keep exactly as written. But the rest: if there were any words to translate: "Promo disc" could be "Promo-levy" in Finnish? In product descriptions, "promo disc" could be left as "Promo disc" or "promo levy". If we translate, we might change. The instruction says do not translate product names, titles, brand names, model numbers, or other proper nouns — keep them exactly as written. It doesn't say we cannot translate other text in the line. Here only "Promo disc" is not a proper noun; it's part of the title as well? The whole string is a product title including hyphen and parentheses; "Promo disc" could be considered part of the title. But it's after dash; likely part of the title. It says preserve line breaks and paragraph structure; Return only the translated text. We should decide: translate "Promo disc" to Finnish: "Promo-levy" or "Promolevy". In Finnish, "promo disc" could be "promolevy" or "promo-levy". Usually compound words: "promo levy" or "promolevy". I'd choose "promo levy" or "Promo levy" with capital P? It's not capitalized in English. In Finnish, adjectives after dash? Probably: "Eye Toy Monkey Mania(PS2) - Promo disc" would become "Eye Toy Monkey Mania(PS2) - Promo disc" if we keep English. But we must translate. Hmm. Better: Translate only the non-proper-noun parts; "Promo disc" isn't a proper noun. So translate to "Promo levyn"?? That's grammatical: "Promo levy" singular. If it's just a promo disc, "promo-levy" is noun; no article. I'll render as "Promo levy" with a space. So final: Eye Toy Monkey Mania(PS2) - Promo levy. Wait dash spacing same. Use "Promo levy" capital P? Finnish typically lowercase: "promo levy". But earlier "Promo disc" in English has capital P. In Finnish translation, we can render as "Promo levy" with capital P? For consistency, capitalization in product titles might be kept as in original for the translated text? Since it's part of title, maybe keep "Promo disc" translated as "Promo levy" with P capitalized? I'll do "Promo levy" with capital P. The rest exactly: "Eye Toy Monkey Mania(PS2) - Promo levy" Keep parentheses same. Also "Eye Toy Monkey Mania" is a product name; preserve exactly including capitalization. The instruction says preserve line breaks; none. Return only the translated text. Okay. Let's output.