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DJ Hero 2 (PS3)

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Vuoi diventare un DJ come Chris Hart al più grande club LGBT di Londra, negli anni '70? (è vero, seriamente, dobbiamo scrivere una memoria su questo tipo di figura). Allora non cercare oltre! Oppure in realtà hai bisogno di un DJ Hero Controller per giocarlo, quindi guarda... forse un po' più avanti. Credo che possa essere giocato in parte anche con un controller normale, ma non sarà una buona esperienza! Condizione: Ottimo, completo nella confezione

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