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Bomber King (Famicom)

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Bomber Man cresceu, e agora ele não é apenas um homem - mas o rei! Note que esta é a versão japonesa do jogo, que requer um Famicom, um conversor ou um sistema multi-região para jogar. Condição: Ótima!

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