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UPC031719269433

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PlatformPlaystation 3

GenreAction & Adventure

Release DateDecember 10, 2007

ESRB RatingTeen

PublisherMidway

DeveloperMidway Studios Austin

Model Number#BLUS-30101

Player Count1 player

ePID56263901

PriceCharting ID10929

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