AC/DC Live: Rock Band

- Questo articolo è usato Descrizione Edition Manuale Sì Bottiglia originale? Wait. Original Boks -> Original Box. In Italian: Scatola originale. But keep line breaks. Let's translate line by line: Original text: - Denne varer er brugt "Dette var er brugt" Danish -> Italian: - Questo articolo è usato Beskrivelse -> Descrizione Edition -> Edition (English/French). In Italian, "Edition" could be "Edizione". So translate as Edizione. Manual -> Manuale Yes -> Sì Original Boks -> Scatola originale Yes -> Sì Genre -> Genere Region -> Regione us -> us ? Danish "us" means "region" code? In Danish, "us" might be "us" not sure. Could be "us" meaning "us" country? Might be "us" as "Region" value "us" representing United States. In Italian should be "US" or "Stati Uniti". Since it's a field value, translate "us" to "US" or "Stati Uniti". The instruction says translate product description; preserve line breaks. These are labels and values. Translate values appropriately. "us" -> "US" or "Stati Uniti". In Italian listings, commonly "US" as region code used. I'll translate to "US" or "Stati Uniti"? The line is "us" lowercase. I'll render as "US" to keep form. But consistency: other values: "Yes" becomes "Sì". So "us" -> "US". Let's assemble: - Questo articolo è usato Descrizione Edizione Manuale Sì Scatola originale Sì Genere Regione US But "Edition" was "Edizione" correct; capitalization. Ok final. Ensure line breaks preserved. Start with dash line. The original first line starts with "- Denne varer er brugt" which we translate to "- Questo articolo è usato" including dash. Then blank line? There is a blank line before "Beskrivelse". Yes. Let's craft. Also "Genre" vs "Genere" capitalization: "Genere" good. "Region" -> "Regione". Good. Let's output. Note: Do not include extraneous commentary. Include exactly translated text. Let's deliver.