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Monster Inc

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Entre no mundo encantador e assustador de Disneys 'Monsters, Inc.' diretamente no seu Game Boy Color com esta aventura clássica! Reviva a magia do amado filme da Pixar, onde você segue os inesquecíveis personagens Sully e Mike Wazowski em suas aventuras em Monstros S.A. Este jogo é uma experiência acolhedora e divertida para todos os fãs do filme e retro-gamers que desejam reviver um clássico de infância na icônica consola portátil. Perfeito para expandir a sua coleção de Game Boy Color ou revisitar um pouco de história animada. O jogo é usado, mas foi testado e funciona como deve. Pronto para ser inserido no seu Game Boy Color e proporcionar horas de diversão. - Título/Personagem: Monsters, Inc. - Plataforma/Jogo: Nintendo Game Boy Color - Estado: Usado Sinta-se à vontade para me escrever se tiver perguntas ou desejar mais photos.

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