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Pokemon Platinum på Nintendo DS återvänder till Sinnoh-regionen med förbättrat spelande och nya utmaningar som håller dig fast i timmar. Oavsett om du återbesöker som en långvarig fan eller börjar på nytt erbjuder spelet en enormt återspelningsvärde genom olika Pokémon-möten, stridsanläggningar och den spännande berättelsen. Det är en skattad juvel för varje retro-samlare som värderar långsiktig underhållning och djup strategisk spel. Denna utgåva berikar den ursprungliga upplevelsen och gör den till ett måste för alla som brinner för klassiska Pokémon-äventyr.

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