Vortex #174 | Naše dojmy z E3 2021, Final Fantasy VII Remake na PS5 a rozhovor s Ladislavem Štojdlem

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Zatímco v předchozím vidcastu jsme hodnotili samotný začátek E3, při natáčení tohoto už jsme měli celou akci za sebou, a tak si ji samozřejmě důkladně rozebereme. Sami budeme mít konečně příležitost vypovídat se z toho, co se nám líbilo a co nikoli. Kromě toho dojde na hodnocení Final Fantasy VII Remake pro PS5 a naším hostem byl autor hry Aledorn Ladislav Štojdl. 00:00 - Start 01:55 - Hodnotíme Final Fantasy VII Remake 18:15 - Jaké jsou naše dojmy z letošní E3 a přidružených akcí 1:06:36 - Rozhovor s Ladislavem Štojdlem nejen o hře Aledorn 1:30:02 - Závěrečný mišmaš

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