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- Denne varer er brugt Beskrivelse It's a very special day for Babe! The brave little sheep-pig has beeninvited to take part in a grand tournament, where the best sheep-herders from around the world will compete for ultimate glory. But there's one problem: the tournament is many miles away in the big city! Can you guide Babe and his sheep safely to the city and win the competition? Easy to learn and simple to control, Babe is perfect for players of any age! Help Babe herd the sheep to the goal ... but make sure they don't get trapped! See Babe visit all kinds of strange places, including a hotel, a hospital and even an airport! Manual Yes Original Boks Yes Genre Puzzle Region eu

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GTIN5051272000026
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