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Disney's The Lion King (Gameboy Advance)

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This is a game that flew under the radar for many, because of the amount of shovelware Disney games, we got in the early 2000s; but it's actually a somewhat decent platformer, where you get to play as Timon & Pumba! Condition: Great!

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