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F-Zero: GP Legend (Gameboy Advance)

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To dziwne „inne” F-zero, które ukazało się na GP, było w pewnym stopniu oparte na krótkotrwałym anime. Nie grałem w to, ale ludzie twierdzą, że to złe — nie wiem, jak wezme, że F-zero może być złe. Stan: Doskonały

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