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Mario’s Cement Factory (Mini Classics - Stadlbauer / Nintendo - 2014)

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Nog een factory sealed Mini Classic, ditmaal geïnspireerd op het Table Top-merk van de eponieme Game & Watch. Niets bijzonders over deze, aangezien ik dit spel eigenlijk nooit gespeeld heb. Ik denk dat het goed is, wat vind jij?

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