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God of War (Platinum, PS2) - Good (black label - complete in box)

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The coolest bald guy, besides my uncle - Kratos, the son of Zeus! This game essentially revolutionized the beat 'em up genre, alongside games like "Devil May Cry", to create a defining title that has shaped modern action games.

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