[HF194] Train Fever y Bounty Train - Rise of the Tomb Raider - ESDLA: La batalla por la Tierra Media - Ryse: Son of Rome

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¿Os gustan los juegos de trenes? A Gintoky si, por eso hoy nos habla de dos simuladores de vehículos ferroviarios: Train Fever y Bounty Train. Y es que este es un episodio repleto de videojuegos, por eso seguimos con Rise of the Tomb Raider, para continuar con un titulo algo mas añejo, El Señor de los Anillos: La batalla por la Tierra Media. Acabamos con un titulo que se alimenta del poder de la nube (o igual no), Ryse: Son of Rome.

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