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Xyanide: Resurrection PS2

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Xyanide: Resurrection na PS2, kompletny z oryginalną taśmą/pudłem (case). Intensywny shooter kosmiczny, w którym pilotujesz okręt bojowy przez dynamiczne poziomy wypełnione wrogami i epickimi bitwami. Idealny dla fanów arcade shooterów i gier science fiction.

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