Download Game One Piece Pirates Warriors 2 Full Version

Rabu, 29 April 2015

Download Game One Piece Pirates Warriors 2 Full Version

Published : 09.22 Author : Unknown

Title: One Piece Pirate Warriors 2 PS3-COLLATERAL
Genre: Action, Adventure
Developer: Omega Force
Publisher: Tecmo KOEI
Release Date: 26 August 2013
Platform: PlayStation 3 (PS3)
Size: 8.08 GB / 5.74 GB Split 7 part 900 MB Highly Compressed
Mirrors: MediaFire, Google Drive, Direct Link, KumpulBagi, Uptobox

Description:

Sail again with the Straw Hat Crew in One Piece Pirate Warriors 2! After two years of training and gaining new skills, the Straw Hat Crew is back and better than ever as Luffy continues his quest to become the Pirate King! Luffy and his crew will appear with their New World outfits and all new attacks to take down hordes of Pirates and Marines that will flood the screen. Immerse yourself by playing the “New World” with your favorite characters and their latest techniques and costumes.

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