Vortex #353 | Alternativní verze konzolí a rozhovor se šéfem SCS Software Pavlem Šeborem

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Tenhle vidcast je tak trochu speciální. Vybrali jsme jen jedno klasické téma, protože hlavní hvězdou videa je šéf SCS Software Pavel Šebor, se kterým jsme si povídali o projektu Road Trip pro American Truck Simulator i o konzolích. Rozhovor jsme navíc natáčeli přímo ve studiu SCS. O závěrečný mišmaš vás samozřejmě neochudíme. Seznam témat 00:00 - Start 08:05 - Barevné a alternativní verze konzolí 45:48 - Rozhovor se šéfem SCS Software Pavlem Šeborem 1:25:00 - Závěrečný mišmaš

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