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Ratchet& Clank: Size Matters (PS2)

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Jeu dérivé, basé sur la populaire franchise Ratchet & Clank de Naugthy Dog. À l'origine développé pour le PSP, mais ensuite porté sur PS2. État : Bon/Excellent ! Complet en boîte, mais présente une légère odeur de fumée.

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