Coconut Dodge Revitalised review for PS Vita
Coming as it does after FuturLab’s first full-fledged Vita game, Velocity Ultra, Coconut Dodge Revitalised feels like a bit of a letdown.
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Coming as it does after FuturLab’s first full-fledged Vita game, Velocity Ultra, Coconut Dodge Revitalised feels like a bit of a letdown.
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