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Terminator 2D: NO FATE (Nintendo Switch)

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Nieuw item! Hij is terug! Precies zoals hij zei dat hij zou zijn. Deze game is de 16-bit Terminator-titel waar we in de jaren ’90 naar verlangden, maar nooit kregen - en het is een geweldige, zij het korte, tijdverdrijf. Aanbevolen!

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