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Valiant (UMD Video)

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Unisciti a un avventuroso e affascinante viaggio con Disney's "Valiant" in UMD-video per il tuo PSP! Questo film d'animazione Disney racconta la storia di Valiant, una piccola colomba con grandi sogni di diventare un eroe di guerra durante la Seconda Guerra Mondiale. È pieno di umorismo, cuore e momenti emozionanti, perfetto per tutta la famiglia. Possedere la versione in formato UMD ti offre l'opportunità unica di vedere il film in movimento tramite il tuo PSP, proprio come si faceva negli anni 00. Il film è usato, ma in buono stato e si riproduce senza problemi su una PlayStation Portable. L'aggiunta ideale per i collezionisti di film UMD o per chi desidera rivivere questa classica storia Disney nel formato originale. - Titolo/Personaggio: Valiant - Piattaforma/Supporto: UMD Video / PSP - Condizione: Usato Acchiappa questa rara perla per la tua collezione UMD oggi stesso!

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