Micro Machines (PS2)

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Big racer with tiny cars! This one, also has some pretty lame character designs... but I guess that's charming, in a weird, Y2K-tried-too-hard-to-rebrand-kind of way. Condition : Great. Complete in box. Disc might have surface scratches.

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