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Build-A-Bear Workshop for Nintendo DS invite les joueurs dans un monde fantasque de créativité où vous pouvez habiller, accessoiriser et prendre soin de vos propres teddy bears. Suivez des mini-jeux captivants et des défis narratifs en donnant vie à des amis en peluche uniques. Avec ses personnages réconfortants et ses environnements vibrants, c’est un titre parfait pour les jeunes joueurs et les collectionneurs. Cette copie d’occasion est en bon état, prête à stimuler l’imagination avec sa narration ludique et ses charmants compagnons ours.

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