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Blockout - Sega Mega Drive - EA

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Blockout pentru #showmeyourpuzzle. Este oarecum ca un Tetris 3D, deasupra, pe diagonală. Inițial un joc arcade, dar a fost portat pe Mega Drive/Genesis în 1991. L-ai încercat? ・・・ #blockout #blockoutgame #puzzle #puzzlegame #arcade #sega #segagram #segagenesis #megadrive #controller #retrogaming #retrocollective #rceurope #retrogame_feature #retrocollectiveeurope #cartridgecollective #cib #videogame #16bit #videogamecollection

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