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The invasion of the Astronazis
Brought back to life by computer from the Aldebaran's people, Adolf Hitler start an Earth invasion with spaceships in the shape of a swastika. The story is intertwined with the adventures of Matt and Rico, two idiots who have to recover the loot from their computerized raid in the imaginary city of Vistakovia tailed by Mordecai, a follower of Satan hired by the lord of darkness in person to retrieve the stolen goods
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Brought back to life by computer from the Aldebaran's people, Adolf Hitler start an Earth invasion with spaceships in the shape of a swastika. The story is intertwined with the adventures of Matt and Rico, two idiots who have to recover the loot from their computerized raid in the imaginary city of Vistakovia tailed by Mordecai, a follower of Satan hired by the lord of darkness in person to retrieve the stolen goods
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