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Virtua Racing (Sega Mega Drive)

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First we got Virtua Fighter, and now this?! This is one of Sega's first attempts at making a fully 3D game, polygons and all, and it absolutely sucks. It holds a very special place in the heart of many though, because at the time, this title was f*cking mindblowing. Condition : Good/great, complete in box.

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SubcategoryVideo Games
ConditionUsed
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