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Monster Farm 2 (Japanese, Nintendo DS)

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Ook bekend als "Monster Rancher" in het Westen, was deze serie een kortstondige rivaal van Pokémon, die voortkwam uit eind jaren negentig. Zijn belangrijkste gimmick was dat je de monsters kon verzamelen door middel van echte fysieke media; zoals het in je systeem stoppen van een andere cd, waardoor een willekeurig monster werd gegenereerd! Uiteraard kun je dat niet doen met een DS, maar misschien kun je erin stoppen... zoals... je creditcard of zoiets. Let op: het spel is volledig in het Japans, maar kan gespeeld worden op elk Nintendo DS-systeem. Conditie: Uitstekend, compleet in doos.

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