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Emmitt Smith Football (SNES, NTSC)

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Amerikaanse football in 16-bits! Als je dit soort spellen leuk vindt, zul je deze misschien ook leuk vinden. Zo niet, het is geweldig om de behuizing te vervangen, bij een beter spel! Houd er rekening mee dat dit de NTSC-versie van het spel is. Je hebt een American Super Nintendo nodig, een converter of een regiovrije console om dit te spelen. Staat: Geweldig.

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