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Fighting Angels PS2

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Fighting Angels per PS2, completo di custodia originale. Entra in battle 3D frenetiche con un roster di lottatrici, molteplici modalità di gioco e arene interattive. Una scelta eccellente per gli appassionati di fighting game e per i collezionisti di titoli PS2 poco comuni

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Fighting AngelsFighting Angels PS2PlayStation 2Sony PS2PS2 GamePALFighting GameMidas InteractiveRetro GamingPS2 CollectorComplete GameOriginal PlayStation 2Vintage Video GameClassic PS2Moonlight Store

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