The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess for Nintendo Wii
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Release date: 2006, Fantasy: Yes, Action: Yes, Brand: Nintendo Wii, Developer: Nintendo, Publisher: Nintendo, Singleplayer: Yes, Role-Playing: epic (epic)
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| Brand | Nintendo Wii |
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| Role-Playing | epic (epic) |
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| Developer | Nintendo |
| Publisher | Nintendo |
| Release date | 2006
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souq.com page on MenarateSouq.com operates both as a retail site and as a marketplace for third party sellers. It offers a convenient and safe online shopping experience with online payments, option to pay cash on delivery and free returns.
Established in 2005, Souq.com pioneered online shopping in the region as an auction site linked to the Arab internet portal Maktoob. When Yahoo! acquired Maktoob in August 2009, Souq.com was not included in the sale and was spun off as part of Jabbar Internet Group. The site then switched to a marketplace with a fixed price model in early 2011, and then launched its retail division late 2011.
Headquartered in Dubai, UAE, Souq.com caters to the needs of local markets with commercial offices in Egypt, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and Kuwait, and a technical and development centers in Jordan and India.
Souq.com employs 1,000 people directly. Indirectly, through its networks of partners, suppliers and couriers, it has provided for another 6,000 people not to mention 75,000+ sellers, many of whom have built their livelihood via the website.
Souq.com FZ LLC, Dubai Internet City, Thuraya 2 Tower, Office 1902 Dubai, United Arab Emirates
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