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Play Avatar: The Last Airbender on PS4 in this new action-adventure game
Avatar Last Airbender: Quest For Balance is a PlayStation 4 video game published by Game Mill. The title carries model number 66022 and arrives in new condition. It lets players explore the world of the animated series through original story missions and bending combat.
The game suits fans of the franchise who want a single-player campaign on PS4 hardware. Buyers looking for online multiplayer modes or competitive ranked play should consider other titles. Collectors needing a steelbook edition or bundled DLC will not find those extras in this standard release.
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| Shipping weight | 0.08 kg |
| Package size | 169 × 131 × 15 mm |
The listing shows model 66022 with the standard title Avatar The Last Airbender Quest For Balance for PlayStation 4, indicating the regular edition.
Yes, the PlayStation 4 version of Avatar The Last Airbender Quest For Balance is backward compatible with PlayStation 5 hardware.
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