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Fighting Angels för PS2, komplett med originaletui. Steg in i snabba 3D-strider med ett urval av kvinnliga fighters, flera spellägen och interaktiva arenor. Ett utmärkt val för fans av fighting-spel och samlare av ovanliga PS2-titlar

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