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***Nickelodeon Weinerville*** (or simply ***Weinerville***) is an American television program that ran on Nickelodeon from July 11th, 1993 to 1994 (with reruns airing until 1997). Created and hosted by Marc Weiner, the show was centered around a giant puppet stage designed to look like a city named Weinerville.

## Show Description

* The series premiered on July 11th, 1993 and aired regularly in two-hour Sunday marathons. The show eventually gained popularity midway through the first season and episodes were moved to weekday afternoons. It began airing daily after the second season premiered in March 21st, 1994.

During its run, Weinerville was nominated for two CableACE awards. The show's popularity also caught the attention of Good Morning America, Entertainment Tonight, The Early Show, TV Guide, The New York Times, and the Los Angeles Times. Following the show's success, Marc Weiner and his characters also hosted Nick New Year's in 1993 and 1994 from Times Square, New York. Despite its popularity, Weinerville was not renewed for a third season.

Weinerville was slated to air as part of TeenNick's The '90s Are All That block (now NickRewind) since its premiere in 2011. Four episodes ultimately reran on April 2nd, 2015 during their "Out of the Vault" event, followed by another three on October 10th that same year (after the block's second rebrand as The Splat). It has not been broadcast since then.
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The Loud House

***The Loud House*** is a 2010s Nicktoon created by Chris Savino. The show premiered in the United States on Nickelodeon on May 2, 2016, and in the United Kingdom on 30 May 2016.

## Show Description

* Ever wonder what it’s like to grow up in a big family? Join eleven-year-old Lincoln Loud as he survives the chaos of a huge household, especially as the only boy with ten sisters! With all the craziness, one thing is always for sure: there is never a dull moment in the Loud House!

## Episode list

* The following is a list of ***The Loud House*** premieres on Nickelodeon UK from its premiere to current day:
Roderick Strong

**Christopher Lindsey** (born July 26, 1983), better known by the ring name, **Roderick Strong**, is an American professional wrestler.

## Appearances

### Debut

"Open Playing Field"

In Universe Mode, Strong is currently signed to WWE where he performs on the NXT brand as the NXT Cruiserweight Champion in his first canonical reign.

#### WWE 2K22 Universe Mode

##### Cruiserweight Championship reign and feud with KUSHIDA (2022-2023)

Strong began Universe Mode as the Cruiserweight Champion and made his first appearance in "Open Playing Field", where he appeared on the ramp following KUSHIDA's defeat of The Brian Kendrick, seemingly scouting him. The following week, Strong once appeared following KUSHIDA's match, and asked him to join the Diamond Mine. He also announced that he had gotten them into the Dusty Rhodes Tag Team Classic, behind KUSHIDA's back. KUSHIDA, although very reluctant, would agree.

Their semi-final match took place at New Year's Evil when they faced Moustache Mountain. The match saw Strong be very controlling of KUSHIDA, which ultimately backfired on Strong when he was pinned by Tyler Bate. In retaliation, Strong would attack both Bate and Trent Seven after they had lost the tournament finals to Legado Del Fantasma the following week, and would severely injure Seven after hitting him with a Piledriver off the apron to the floor. The following week, Bate would challenge Strong for the Cruiserweight Championship, ultimately losing. After the match, KUSHIDA would return and attack Strong. A Cruiserweight Championship match between the two for NXT Takeover: Vengeance Day was later made official, and at the event, Strong retained the championship by utilizing the piledriver off the apron once more, this time to KUSHIDA and injuring him.

#### Personal life

Strong is married to Marina Shafir, with whom he has one child.

#### Championships and accomplishments

***Disclaimer:*** *This does not include any championships won by Strong in real life.*

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* NXT Cruiserweight Championship (one-time, current, inaugural)
RK-Bro

**RK-Bro** is an American professional wrestling tag team consisting of Randy Orton and Riddle.

## Appearances

### Debut

"Road To The Rumble"

In Universe Mode, RK-Bro are signed to WWE where they perform on the RAW brand. They are the current RAW Tag Team Champions. Their team name is a portmanteau of Orton's finishing manuever, "RKO" and Riddle's "Original Bro" nickname.

#### WWE 2K22 Universe Mode

##### Reign as RAW Tag Team Champions and feud with Alpha Academy (2022-present)

The team made their debut in "Road To The Rumble" where they defeated The Street Profits in a non-title tag team match. Their next appearance came in "Tensions Rising" where they defeated Cedric Alexander and Shelton Benjamin to qualify for the Royal Rumble match.  At the Royal Rumble pay-per-view, Riddle would enter at #21, while Orton would enter at #30. Together, they eliminated both members of Alpha Academy with Orton eliminating Otis and Riddle eliminating Chad Gable. The two would both finish within the final five, with Riddle reaching the final four before being eliminated by eventual runner-up, Seth Rollins and Orton lasting until the final three before being eliminated by eventual winner, Big E.

The following night, Riddle was scheduled to compete against Gable in a Elimination Chamber qualifying match, however, during his entrance, Gable would attack Riddle and would then go on to easily win the match and qualify for the Elimination Chamber, sparking a rivalry between RK-Bro and Alpha Academy. The following week, Orton gained a measure of revenge by defeating Otis to qualify for the Elimination Chamber.

#### Championships and accomplishments

***Disclaimer:*** *This does not include tag team championships won by RK-Bro in real life.*

**WWE**

* RAW Tag Team Championship (one-time, current, inaugural)
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Santos Escobar

**Jorge Luis Alcantar Bolly** (born April 30, 1984), better known by the ring name, **Santos Escobar**, is a Mexican professional wrestler.

## Appearances

### Debut

"Open Playing Field"

In Universe Mode, Escobar is currently signed to WWE where he performs on the NXT brand as the North American Champion in his first canonical reign. He is the leader of Legado Del Fantasma.

#### WWE 2K22 Universe Mode

##### Feud with Isaiah "Swerve" Scott and North American Championship reign (2022-2023)

Escobar made his Universe Mode debut in "Open Playing Field", where he made his intentions of challenging for Isaiah "Swerve" Scott's North American Championship known. Swerve accepted Escobar's challenge, and the match was made official for the New Year's Evil special episode. On the episode, Escobar defeated Scott to win the North American Championship.

The following week, Escobar accepted Swerve's challenge for a championship rematch on the condition that the match be a best two-out-of-three falls match, which is the traditional match type in lucha libre, giving Escobar the advantage as someone who had competed in lucha libre for the first nineteen years of his career. Despite this, Swerve would accept the challenge and the match would be made official for NXT Takeover: Vengeance Day. The match saw Swerve score the first fall by catching Escobar with a surprise roll-up, while Escobar hit a Phantom Driver on Swerve to get the second fall. The third fall, however, would see the match as a whole thrown out after WALTER, making his NXT debut, attacked both he and Swerve. This came as a result of tensions between Escobar's Legado Del Fantasma stable and WALTER's Imperium stable in the lead-up to their match at Vengeance Day. Escobar was powerbombed through a table by WALTER and was left laying.

#### Personal life

Escobar's father was a luchador known as **El Fantasma** (*English: "The Ghost"*). Escobar later took on his father's ring name in 2003, becoming **El Hijo Del Fantasma**, a ring name he kept until 2020. Escobar's was also a luchador, going by the ring names **Ángel de la Muerte** *(English: Angel Of Death).* Escobar's cousin is also a luchador, who has worked under the names **Ángel de la Muerte Jr.** and **Fantasma Jr.**

Escobar is a father, with his son having been in the ring alongside him when he was forced to unmask in 2018.

#### Championships and accomplishments

***Disclaimer:*** *This does not include any championships won by Escobar in real life.*

**WWE**

* NXT North American Championship (one-time, current)
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***The Muppet Show*** is a series that originally aired in syndication from 1976 to 1981. The series followed Kermit the Frog and the rest of the Muppets as they put on a show at The Muppet Theater, complete with a celebrity guest star each week.

The series aired on Nickelodeon from April 4, 1994 to March 29, 1996. The series also ran on Nick Jr. (despite not being intended for preschoolers) during the ***Muppet Hour*** block, alongside *Muppet Babies*.

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The Paramount Comedy Channel, formerly known as The Paramount Channel (1995) and Paramount Comedy (1996), was a late-night comedy & drama block after Nickelodeon, the block started from 19:00pm until 04:00am. This block was broadcast from 1 November 1995 until 4 February 2001. The Paramount Comedy Channel block ended due to expanding its broadcasting hours and becoming its new channel.

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***Genie in the House*** is a Nickelodeon UK comedy sitcom created by Phil Ox, Isabelle Dubernet, Eric Fuhrer, and Steven Bawol.

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* The following is a list of episodes of ***Genie in the House***. Premiering on Nickelodeon UK in May 2006, the series ran for three seasons, ending with 78 half-hour episodes.
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Austin Theory

**Austin Tyler White** (born August 2, 1997), better known by the ring name, **Austin Theory**, is an American professional wrestler.

## Austin Theory

* WWE 2K23
* WWE 2K22

## Appearances

### Debut

"Road To The Rumble"

In Universe Mode, Theory is currently signed to WWE where he performs on the RAW brand as the current United States Champion in his first reign.

#### WWE 2K22 Universe Mode

##### Main roster call-up, United States Championship reign and alliance with Triple H (2022-present)

On the first episode of RAW, Austin Theory answered an open challenge for the United States Championship laid out by then-champion, Damian Priest and would manage to sneak a win and become the new champion. The following week, Theory would face Priest in a rematch, which he initially lost. However, Theory would threaten the referee's job by claiming he had "connections", and eventually, the result of the match would be overturned. Theory's "connection" would be revealed to be Triple H the following episode, as Triple H would save Theory from a beatdown from Priest. Theory would then take on the gimmick of the "future of WWE", being groomed by Triple H to be a future world champion. The rivalry between Priest and Theory would be blown off in a championship match at the Royal Rumble pay-per-view, which Theory won after Priest would be distracted by Triple H.

#### Personal life

Theory follows a straight edge lifestyle, in part due to his father's struggle with alcoholism. Before pursuing a career in professional wrestling, Theory was a bodybuilder. In 2017, Theory was an extra in the post-credits scene of **Spider-Man: Homecoming**.

#### **Championships and accomplishments**

***Disclaimer:*** *This does not include any championships won by Theory in real life.*

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* United States Championship (one-time, current)
Alexa Bliss

**Alexis Cabrera** (born **Alexis Kaufman**; August 9, 1991), better known by the ring name, **Alexa Bliss**, is an American professional wrestler.

## Appearances

### Debut

"Showtime"

In Universe Mode, Bliss is currently signed to WWE where she performs on the RAW brand.

#### WWE 2K22 Universe Mode

##### Championship pursuits (2022-present)

Bliss made her Universe Mode debut in "Showtime" where she lost a fatal four-way also featuring Doudrop, Bianca Belair and eventual winner, Asuka. At the Royal Rumble pay-per-view, Bliss entered the Women's Royal Rumble match at entry #23, and would eliminate Dakota Kai, before being eliminated by eventual winner, Bayley after having spent 17:23 in the match.

Bliss would then appear in "Rounding It Out", where she would defeat Nia Jax to qualify for the RAW Women's Championship number #1 contendership Elimination Chamber match.

#### Personal life

Bliss has been an avid fan of Disney since she was three years old, something she attributes to taking yearly trips to Walt Disney World with her family. She also enjoys cosplaying, an interest that has bled into her wrestling career, with several of her attires being inspired by superheroes and other pop culture characters.

Bliss has been married to musician Ryan Cabrera since 2022.

#### Championships and accomplishments

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Drew McIntyre

**Andrew McLean Galloway IV** (born 6 June 1985), better known by the ring name, **Drew McIntyre**, is a Scottish-American professional wrestler.

## Drew McIntyre

McIntyre making his entrance at the 2K22 Royal Rumble event

### Aliases

"The Scottish Warrior", "The Scottish Psychopath"

## Appearances

### Debut

"Tables, Ladders and Chairs Recap/Preview"

In Universe Mode, McIntyre is currently signed to WWE where he performs on the RAW brand as the WWE Champion in his first canonical reign.

#### WWE 2K22 Universe Mode

##### WWE Championship reign (2022-present)

Drew McIntyre's first appearance in Universe Mode came in the very first Universe Mode related video, recapping his WWE Championship victory over Bobby Lashley at the Tables, Ladders and Chairs pay-per-view. On the first episode of RAW, McIntyre began the show announcing a gauntlet match to determine the number #1 contender for the WWE Championship later in the night, which was won by AJ Styles. At the Royal Rumble pay-per-view, McIntyre defeated Styles to retain the championship.

On the following episode of RAW, it was announced that McIntyre would defend his WWE Championship in the Elimination Chamber at the eponymous pay-per-view. On the go-home episode to the Elimination Chamber, McIntyre would participate in a gauntlet match including the other five participants in the WWE Championship Elimination Chamber match. McIntyre would eliminate Chad Gable, before himself being eliminated by Kevin Owens.

#### Personal life

McIntyre is currently married to Kaitlyn Frohnapfel. In June 2023, McIntyre announced that he had officially become an American citizen.

The sword that McIntyre carries to the ring with him is named "Angela" in memory of his late mother who passed away in 2012.

#### Championships and accomplishments

***Disclaimer:*** *This does not include any championships won by McIntyre in real life.*

**WWE**

* WWE Championship (one-time, current)
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Roundhouse

***Roundhouse*** was an American sketch comedy television series that aired on Nickelodeon from August 15, 1992 through January 27, 1996. The show is created by Buddy Sheffield and Rita Sheffield Hester.

## Show Description

* Roundhouse debuted as a part of the original SNICK lineup on August 15, 1992. Buddy Sheffield, a former In Living Color writer, and Rita Sheffield Hester created and produced the series. Recording artist Benny Hester was the music producer as well as co-producer of the series. They titled the show in reference to the roundhouses used by train companies to redirect railroad cars in any direction. This was in line with the show's theme song, in which the characters stated "we can go anywhere from here". In addition, the set for the show mirrored the interior of a roundhouse.

Following the first season, cast member Dominic Lucero was diagnosed with Lymphoma. He left the show for treatment, returning for several episodes in the show's third season. One month before the show's final episode was taped, Lucero died on July 1, 1994, at the age of 26. At Lucero's request, his illness was never mentioned on television. The final show, however, was dedicated to his memory. Despite his absence, Dominic's name remained in the opening and closing credits throughout all four seasons of the show.

Each episode revolved around the Anyfamily and their problems in daily life. At the end of the show, a cast member would say the line (in some various way) "Reprise the theme song and roll the credits," where the cast would sing the theme song a cappella followed by a dance while the credits roll. The half-hour show, taped in front of a visible live audience, was broken up into sketches, dance sequences, and musical performances by both cast members and the house band. All music used on the show was written specifically for Roundhouse. Crystal Lewis and Shawn Daywalt were the principal vocalists for most of the songs in the first season. After Lewis left the show to pursue her career in Christian Contemporary Music, she was replaced by Lisa Vale, who left the series after Season 2; and was replaced by Amy Ehrlich, Jennifer Cihi and Shawn Munoz. Natasha Pearce became the principal vocalist for Season 4, but Vale returned for the fourth season as well.

The series stars Julene Renee, John Crane, Seymour Willis Green, Micki Duran, Natalie Nucci, David Sidoni, Mark David, Alfred Carr Jr., Shawn Daywalt and Ivan Dudynsky.
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The Adventures of Pete & Pete

***The Adventures of Pete & Pete*** was a series about two brothers named Pete, which aired on Nickelodeon. It was created by Will McRobb and Chris Viscardi and began as a series of one-minute shorts in 1989 that were shown in between regular programs on Nickelodeon. Owing to the popularity of the shorts, five half-hour specials were made, followed by a regular half-hour series that ran for three seasons (1993-1996) and continued in reruns until around 1999.

## Show Description

* Pete and Pete are two red-headed brothers living in the somewhat surreal town of Wellsville. Pete, the older of the two, narrates the stories about their adventures in everyday life. Will Artie, the Strongest Man in the World, have to leave town? Why does X=Y? Can Pete ever rediscover the Perfect Song? Tune in and find out! —Mike Konczewski
Randy Orton

**Randal Keith Orton** (born April 1, 1980), better known by the ring name, **Randy Orton,** is an American professional wrestler and actor.

## Appearances

### Debut

"Road To The Rumble"

In Universe Mode, Orton is currently signed to WWE where he performs on the RAW brand. He is currently one-half of the RAW Tag Team Champions alongside his RK-Bro teammate, Riddle. Orton is widely considered to be one of the greatest professional wrestlers of all time.

#### WWE 2K22 Universe Mode

##### RK-Bro and feud with Alpha Academy (2022-present)

Orton, alongside his tag team partner, Riddle made his debut in "Road To The Rumble" where they defeated The Street Profits in a non-title tag team match. Their next appearance came in "Tensions Rising" where they defeated Cedric Alexander and Shelton Benjamin to qualify for the Royal Rumble match. At the Royal Rumble pay-per-view, Orton entered at #30 and would eliminate Otis. Orton would make it to the final three of the match before eventually being eliminated by eventual winner, Big E.

Orton would qualify for the WWE Championship Elimination Chamber match by defeating Otis in "Out For Blood", being motivated to do so after he and Riddle were attacked by Alpha Academy the prior episode, with Chad Gable's attack on Riddle causing Riddle to lose his qualifying match to Gable, sparking a feud between RK-Bro and Alpha Academy. On the go-home episode to Elimination Chamber, Orton would be eliminated from the gauntlet match by Gable, retaliating by launching an assault on Gable which ended with Orton RKO'ing him through a table.

#### Personal life

Orton is a third-generation wrestler, with his grandfather, Bob Orton and his father, Bob Orton Jr. being professional wrestlers, along with his uncle, Barry Orton. Orton is currently married to Kimberly Kessler, a former member of his fan club. Together, they have a daughter. Orton also has a daughter from a previous marriage.

Orton suffers from hypermobility in his shoulders, which has caused him multiple shoulder injuries throughout his career.

#### Championships and accomplishments

***Disclaimer:*** *This does not include championships won by Orton in real life.*

**WWE**

* RAW Tag Team Championship (one-time, current, inaugural) - with Riddle
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That Girl Lay Lay

## Show Description

* That Girl Lay Lay follows Lay Lay, an avatar from a phone app, and Sadie, a girl who is struggling to make her mark in school and in need of a best friend to talk to. After Sadie wishes upon a star that her hype-girl avatar Lay Lay was real, she magically comes to life, and the two friends learn that when they are together, they can accomplish anything.
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The Really Loud House

*This show has a wiki of its own: The Loud House Wiki*

***The Really Loud House*** is a live-action spin-off of the Nicktoon, The Loud House.

## Show Description

The half-hour series (20 episodes) follows 12-year-old Lincoln Loud (Wolfgang Schaeffer) as he goes on new adventures in the town of Royal Woods with his best friend Clyde McBride (Jahzir Bruno), while also navigating the chaos of living in a family with ten sisters.
Salute Your Shorts

***Salute Your Shorts*** is an American television sitcom created by Steve Slavkin and produced by Propaganda Films, which aired on Nickelodeon from July 4, 1991 to September 12, 1992.

## Show Description

* The series is set at the fictional summer camp, Camp Anawanna (a play on the exclamation, "I don't want to"). It focuses on teenage campers, their strict and bossy counselor, and the various capers and jocularities they engage in.

The first season focused on the power struggle between upstanding newcomer Michael Stein (Erik MacArthur) and camp bully Robert "Bobby" Budnick (Danny Cooksey) as they vied for the attention of girls at Camp Anawanna. Ronald "Ronnie" Foster Pinsky (Blake Soper) replaced Michael as the main protagonist in the second season, countering Budnick as a suave, preppie ladies-man.

The title of the show comes from a common prank campers play on each other: a group of children steal a boy's boxer shorts and raise them up a flagpole. Hence, when people see them waving like a flag, other children salute them as part of the prank. In the first episode of the series, Michael falls victim to this prank.

Kevin "Ug" Lee (Kirk Baily) served as antagonist to all the children as their dim-witted camp counselor. Dr. Kahn (Steve Slavkin) provided announcements to the campers and staff over the public address system as the unseen camp director. Mona Tibbs (Christine Cavanaugh) made recurring appearances as Ug's love interest.

Peripheral campers included Budnick's overweight accomplice Eddie C. "Donkey Lips" Gelfand (Michael Bower), child genius Sponge Harris (Tim Eyster), stuck-up princess Dina Alexander (Heidi Lucas), tomboy Telly Radford (Venus DeMilo), and nature-loving Z.Z. Ziff (Megan Berwick).
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Beach Buggy Blitz

## Общий геймплей

Игрок управляет автомобилем, он также может просматривать километраж и время, которое может закончиться. Поскольку игра не имеет ограничений, игрок может кататься бесконечно, но единственное, что может его ограничить - запас времени. Время от времени пейзаж будет меняться от пляжей у воды, до прибрежных деревень, болот, или тëмных пещер, а может даже и до ледяных пустынь или безжизненных скал у вулканов.

При желании можно поменять цвет машины или водителя, конечно же за плату - монетки. А для улучшения поездки можно прокачать бонусы, которые будут появляться по пути. За деньги можно активировать гаджеты, они имеют полезные свойства - второй шанс, а также многое другое.

## Разработка

Это четвëртая игра Vector Unit, она вышла немного позже после Hydro Thunder Hurricane, Shine Runner и Riptide GP. Разработчики решили отойти от темы гонках на гидроциклах, вместо этого они решили вернуться к обычным гонкам по земле. Изначальная идея была создать игру на смартфоны с качеством PS3, что на тот момент действительно могло показаться прогрессом. Первоначальной тематикой была вечеринка на пляже в стиле 80-ых, что в принципе отображается на одежде некоторых персонажей.

Они также совместили элементы ранера вроде Temple Run и гоночных игр, что в итоге неплохо получилось.

Чтобы бесконечный мир не повторялся, они решили ограничить игровую зону пещерами, в которых игра создавала продолжение карты, пока этого не видит игрок. Таким образом каждый биом имел свою неповторимую генерацию (кроме стартовой позиции).

Первоначально главным героем должен был быть Пляжный Братан, который появился раньше остальных персонажей. Но позже его сменили на Реза.

## Биомы

Игроку предстоит прокатиться по острову, в котором представлены следующие локации:

Пляжный биом - появляется всегда с самого начала, после чего может появлятся вновь благодаря случайной генерации. Представляет из себя пляжи и прибрежные деревни.

Болотный биом - второй биом в игре. Также появляется случайно. Представляет из себя руины, окружëнные тëмной водой и длинными деревьями. В нëм очень туманно.

Пещеры - в пещерах игрок находится до тех пор, пока не произойдёт переход к новой зоне. С технической точки зрения, в них находится триггер, в дальнейшем который и продлевает местность.

Пещера с монетками - особый вид пещер, появляется не так часто. Под середину дорога расходятся, а по середине огромная впадина с водой. По обоим дорогам расположены монетки.

Вулканический биом - предпоследний биом, который выпустили разработчики. Представляет из себя горы и лаву вместо воды. Поскольку дороги в нëм маленькие, приходится часто тормозить. Самая сложная зона в игре.

Арктический(либо ледяной) биом - последний. Представляет из себя арктическую пустыню. Время от времени придëтся ехать как по дороге, так и по скользким льдам.

## Критика

Многие игровые сообщества хвалили игру за разнообразие и веселье на долгие часы, а количество скачиваний на 2023-ий год составляет 80 млн. скачиваний.

Успех привëл к тому, что в 2014-ом году был выпущен приквел с названием Beach Buggy Racing.
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