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L’équivalent japonais de Fifa. Le baseball est extrêmement populaire au Japon (depuis qu’ils ont été occupés par les États-Unis pendant plusieurs années) et ainsi, cette série de titres de baseball est devenue un incontournable annuel. Veuillez noter qu’il s’agit de la version japonaise du jeu, qui nécessite une Famicom, un convertisseur ou un système multi-région pour y jouer. État : Bon.

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