Vortex #364 | Třicet let českého herního dabingu a dávná ...

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Po týdnu se opět hlásíme s dalším vydáním našeho vidcastu, ve kterém se vinou dovolené setkalo nečekané trio - Jirka, Honza a Kristýna. Co se týče témat, jako první probíráme dávnou historii japonských konzolí, starších než Famicom, resp. NES. Ve druhém tématu se pak Kristýna noří do historie českého herního dabingu, který letos slaví třicet let. V závěru pak samozřejmě nechybí mišmaš. Seznam témat 00:00 - Start 10:37 - Dávná historie japonských konzolí 41:28 - Slavíme třicet let českého herního dabingu 01:31:22 - Závěrečný mišmaš

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Po týdnu se opět hlásíme s dalším vydáním našeho vidcastu, ve kterém se vinou dovolené setkalo nečekané trio - Jirka, Honza a Kristýna. Co se týče témat, jako první probíráme dávnou historii japonských konzolí, starších než Famicom, resp. NES. Ve...

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