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General Chaos (Sega Mega Drive)

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Gioco di strategia poco conosciuto, che in realtà è sorprendentemente decente. È come una guerra mescolata a un po’ di umorismo britannico. Divertente! Perché tutte le guerre non possono essere così? Condizione: Ottimo, completo di scatola. Il manuale è leggermente ammaccato (perché non entrano mai dentro le scatole).

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