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Inte att förväxla med Shrek den första eller den andra, denna spel är baserat på Shrek The Third; den tredje Shrek som någonsin levt. Tillstånd: Bra/till mycket bra! Komplett i förpackningen. Skivan kan ha ytliga repor.

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