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Czasowy Pan? „Co to jest zegar” - prawda? To trochę humoru z Jeopardy dla ciebie. Dlaczego? Bo od dwóch dni z rzędu wrzucam gry NES do sklepu internetowego, w każdej wolnej godzinie, i oszaleję. Proszę zauważyć, że aby grać w gry NTSC, potrzebna jest amerykańska, region-free lub zmodyfikowana konsola do gry. Stan: Doskonały

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