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SNK vs. Capcom: SVC Chaos (Nintendo Switch)

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Nieuw item! Klassieke vechter, met tonnen personages van zowel Capcom als SNK! Oorspronkelijk uitgebracht in 2003, is deze game nu eindelijk beschikbaar op moderne consoles, met roll-back netcode en extra's.

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CapcomJapanesenewnintendoNintendo switch games

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