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Yoshi's Island DS (Nintendo DS)

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Sequência muito subestimada do clássico do SNES, Yoshi's Island! Ao contrário da edição que recebemos no 3DS, este é realmente um excelente jogo de Mario/Yoshi, que usa as telas duplas de maneiras interessantes e inovadoras. Condição: Excelente! Completo na caixa.

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NDS GamesnintendoNintendo DS Gamessuper marioused

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