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Nintendo Socrates 1979. Stratégie jeu de société semblable aux échecs. Des chevaux sautent en forme de L et peuvent rebondir sur les bords. D'après l'apparence de la jaquette, il semble que ce jeu de société était destiné à un public plus âgé.

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