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Ghost House (Sega Master System)

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Prima di Resident Evil, c’era Ghost House. Un gioco così spaventoso che potresti cagarti sotto (ma solo se hai la malattia di Chron come me, Mathias). Condizione: Okay. L’inlay è piuttosto danneggiato, ma è completo in scatola.

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80s Halloween Master system games sega used

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