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Nintendo GameCube - Japanese Animal Crossing Memory Card - 59 Blocks (2000s)

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Cartão de memória legal, que veio com algumas cópias do original Animal Crossing! Os Memory Cards são region free, então você pode usar este em qualquer console que desejar. Condição: Bom

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