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Blue Dragon Xbox 360

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Blue Dragon for Xbox 360 Original copy of Blue Dragon for Xbox 360, including the original case and game. This acclaimed Japanese RPG, created by Hironobu Sakaguchi with artwork by Akira Toriyama and music by Nobuo Uematsu, delivers an epic adventure filled with exploration, turn-based battles and memorable characters.

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Blue Dragon Xbox 360Blue Dragon GameXbox 360 RPGJRPG Xbox 360Akira Toriyama GameDragon Ball ArtistHironobu SakaguchiMistwalkerMicrosoft Xbox 360Japanese Role Playing GameTurn Based RPGRetro Xbox GameXbox 360 CollectionRare Xbox 360 GameFantasy RPGClassic JRPGXbox CollectorGaming CollectibleBlue Dragon CompleteXbox 360 Physical GameRetro GamingVideo Game Collection

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