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Need For Speed: Shift Unleashed 2 (PS3)

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Let's be real for a moment; the Need For Speed franchise, has gotten progressively worse over the years, in just about every aspect - but one aspect stands out in particular: the titles. I mean, what is this? Why is "Need For Speed" now a title underneath the header? What does Shift Unleashed mean? Is it called "Shift 2 Unleashed", "Shift Unleased 2" or "Shift Unleashed 2 D/"?? No matter what, we just want to use this listing as an excuse to share this song once again; "Street Racing" by Fiskeexpressen . Condition : Great. Complete in box.

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ConditionUsed
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