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Embora não seja tão bom quanto o segundo jogo, ainda é um lutador sólido com algumas armas malucas. Condição: Boa! Completo na caixa. Possui um arranhão bem grande que não conseguimos remover, mas aparentemente não afeta o jogo.

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