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It took me two years and 300 hours to beat Sekiro · NabkaNews

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It took me two years and 300 hours to beat Sekiro

Polygon.com·Jul 24

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A person spent two years and 300 hours to complete the game Sekiro. The details of their experience are being shared, although the context and relevance to other news stories are unclear. It appears to be a personal achievement related to gaming, unrelated to other reported news on various topics.

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