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Warioland 2

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Warioland 2 sul Gameboy Color offre un'avventura emozionante con il birichino Wario come protagonista. Questa copia usata completa in confezione originale (CIB) è in condizioni molto buone, perfetta per chi vuole mostrare un gioiello raro di Nintendo. Esplora mondi bizzarri e risolvi enigmi mentre Wario caccia tesori e supera i suoi avversari, mostrando il fascino unico che distingue questo titolo dagli altri platform. Che tu sia un fan di lunga data o un collezionista in cerca di un pezzo di storia del gaming, questo titolo si distingue con il suo gameplay classico e la sua storia memorabile.

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