Burnout 3 Takedown (Playstation 2, 2004) Disc Only

Burnout 3 Takedown (Playstation 2, 2004) Disc Only

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M251S

$11.99

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Burnout 3 Takedown (Playstation 2, 2004) Disc OnlyBurnout 3 Takedown (Playstation 2, 2004) Disc Only Items included in this sale: Burnout 3 Takedown (Playstation 2, 2004) Disc Only Sorry, no box or anything else included *Please note, if it is not listed it is not included such as power cables or other accessories. Specifications: Collection Video Game Platform Playstation 2 Game Name Burnout 3 Takedown Publisher EA Genre Racing Rating T Teen Release Year 2004 Graded? No Case Box? No Manual? No

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012