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Ducktales: Remastered (PS3)

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An amazing remake, of a classic NES platformer, with modern visuals in the style of the cartoon, actual voice acting and cutscenes + an amazing re-imagining of the original soundtrack. Absolutely a must play! Condition : Great, complete in box

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