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Syndicate (Re-sealed, PS3)

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Unrated remake of a classic, that failed because it tried to turn a strategy game into an FPS; but it's actually pretty good! It's not ground-breaking by any means, but it is a very solid shooter for the time, with some pretty innovative hacking abilities, that we hadn't seen too much of yet in 2012. Condition : Mint, but it's not an original seal, but rather a re-seal, probably done by a distributor or store.

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SubcategoryVideo Games
ConditionUsed
PlaystationPS3PS3 gamessci fiused

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