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World Championship Poker PS2
$5.00 to $17.00
Twelve different Poker games quick play mode lets you jump into a fast game career mode takes you from wannabe to wcp as you play your way through four themed casinos and 16 poker tournaments, Platforms: PlayStation2, ESRB Rating: Everyone
| MPN | 39926 |
| Publisher | Crave Entertainment | Genre | Board and Card |
| Online | Online Gaming Support | ESRB Descriptor | Simulated Gambling | Max. Number Of Players | 1 |
| Release Date | 19 November, 2004 | UPC | 650008399264 |
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world, championship, poker, ps2,Kingdom Hearts PS2
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