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Guitar Hero: Aerosmith (PS2)

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You like Aerosmith? Then boy, do we have good news for you. Now you get to listen to them, for 8 hours on end, if you want to beat the campaign of this game! It's like having the Rock N' Roller Coaster in your living room. Condition : Great! But no manual.

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