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Step into the bizarre world of Gregory Horror Show on PlayStation 2, a rare and quirky horror game featuring the odd hotel and its unforgettable inhabitants. Perfect for collectors, this used copy comes Complete In Box with minor disc scratches but near mint condition overall. The story centers around Gregory, a curious mouse trapped within a surreal hotel full of eccentric characters, making it a unique gameplay and narrative experience. Its distinct art style and eerie yet whimsical atmosphere set it apart from typical horror titles.

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