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F-Zero: GP Legend (Gameboy Advance)

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Det rare “other” F-zero som ble utgitt på GP-en, som var litt basert på en kortvarig anime. Har ikke spilt dette, men folk påstår at det er dårlig - hvordan et F-zero-spill kan være dårlig, vet jeg ikke. Tilstand: Utmerket

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