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04-01-2022, 12:32 PM
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I like it...maybe someone out there will recognize the building. This is the only game action cabinet I have. Yours looks earlier than mine (I think the catcher in mine has a mask on and the whole "feel" is both later and of a more organized game...maybe college?).
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