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Xyanide: Resurrection para PS2, completo com a caixa original. Um intenso shooter espacial onde você pilota uma nave de combate por níveis cheios de ação, inimigos e batalhas épicas. Perfeito para fãs de shooters de arcade e jogos de ficção científica.

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