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Disney's Pinocchio SNES

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Questo usato Disney's Pinocchio per SNES è una classica sottovalutata che cattura perfettamente il fascino del racconto originale Disney. Naviga tra i mondi incantati dove Pinocchio incontra personaggi iconici come Jiminy Cricket e la Fata Blu, ricchi di storia e avventura. La copertina in stile rental-box la rende un pezzo da collezione unico, degno di essere esposto tra altri tesori Disney e SNES. Non perdere l’opportunità di possedere un pezzo di nostalgia Disney con questo platformer guidato dalla storia che fonde una narrazione toccante e il gameplay classico.

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