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SEGA !! Virtua Formula 8 players setup Everything original , Model 1 POWER ! #VirtuaRacing ゲーセンミカド総合アカウント

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We were blessed by M2 to get such a beautiful version of Virtua Racing for the Switch. The 8 player local mode is a wild and it will always be available to play. You can’t take down a server if it doesn’t need one!! #sega #virtuaracing #m2game #nintendoswitch #arcade #segaages

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