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Bart Simpsons Escape From Camp Deadly (CIB, Gameboy)

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In questo gioco segui Bart e Lisa al campo estivo - ma non è un campo ordinario, è un campo pericoloso gestito dal nipote di Mr. Burns ed è chiamato Camp Deadly. Condizione: Ottima. Box è in tedesco. Completo in scatola.

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