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Super Mario Bros Power Up Card Game, Underwater Edition

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Finalmente mi sono deciso a prendere Super Mario Bros Power Up Card Game, Underwater Edition. Penso che sia stato annunciato circa un anno fa. Ho entrambe le versioni ma non ho ancora giocato né una né l’altra. È abbastanza buono?

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