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Lego: Stunt Rally (Gameboy Color)

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Finally, you can pretend your Lego is your Micro Machines. Condition : Great. Battery has NOT been changed, as it would cost more than the game is worth.

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SubcategoryLEGO
ConditionUsed
90sgameboyGameboy gamesLegonintendo

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