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A 227 TEMAT NUMERU – RAPORT E3 2016 Intro i konferencje 26 PlayStation VR 50 Nowe konsole 51 Battlefield 1 35 Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare 45 Days Gone 38 Dead Rising 4 44 Detroit: Become Human 43 Dishonored II 30 FIFA 17 34 Final Fantasy XII: The Zodiac Age 42 Final Fantasy XV 42 For Honor 41 Forza Horizon 3 46 Gears of War 4 44 God of War 36 Gran Turismo Sport 46 Horizon: Zero Dawn 39 Injustice 2 49 Mafia III 32 Pro Evolution Soccer 2017 45 Resident Evil VII: Biohazard 38 Sea of Thieves 48 South Park: The Fractured but Whole 40 Steep 48 Tekken 7 49 The Last Guardian 37 The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild 47 Titanfall 2 34 Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon Wildlands 40 26 Watch_Dogs 2 41 TEMAT NUMERU RAPORT E3 Automaty wiecznie żywe 18 Temat Numeru4567899cc CO NOWEGO 9:;9/! Elex 14 Persona 5 12 Q999 Star Trek Online 13 Q< PLAYTEST Halo Wars 2 16 RECENZJE Dead Island: Definitive Edition 61 Downwell 64 74 Fallout 4 – Far Harbor 63 .A Guilty Gear Xrd -REVELATOR- 62 Hitman: Episode 3 – Marrakesh 68 Hardkor / Zgrentgen Qc Homefront: The Revolution 67 c9QQ Mario & Sonic at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games 64 P Mirror’s Edge Catalyst 58 One Piece: Burning Blood 66 cc Overwatch 54 PPc Shadow of the Beast 65 Sherlock Holmes: The Devil’s Daughter 69 cc Teddy Together 64 P9P Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutants in Manhattan 68 Q The Technomancer 62 Trials of the Blood Dragon 66 PORADNIK Dark Souls III cz. 2 70 HARDKOR Parszywa 12 60 Drake autoironiczny 73 Zgrentgen – Komu dojrzałość? 74 Kartoteka – Yasumi Matsuno 78 Styliści branży – The Fullbright Company 82 RETRO Trzeba znać 86 Moje retro – Łukasz „Dżujo” Kujawa 86 Pegasus zone – Jackie Chan’s Action Kung Fu 87 Kult plastiku – PlayStation Mouse 87 Historia gier wideo w Polsce (cz. XIX) 88 Tru Story – O dwóch takich, co „ukradli” telewizor 90 70 Comix Zone – rozmowa z Jeanem Van Hamme’em 91 DARK SOULS III FELIETONY (CZ. 2) Z dziennika gracza [Dżujo] 10 Poradnik Fabularna tawerna [Zax] 79 Od gracza dla graczy [Mazzi] 81 P Savepoint [Michał Walkiewicz] 83 c. Dwóch zgryźliwych tetryków [Zooltar / Marcellus] 84 New Game Plus [Mielu] 85 ///c0 Okiem maniaka [Butcher] 98 9 1 Co nowego 06 ! Ohayo Nippon 08 3 Test 11 Hyde Park 52 Graczpospolita 80 Region Filmowy 92 Głos Ludu 93 Listy 94 PRENUMERATA I E-WYDANIE PSX EXTREME – ppe.pl/prenumerata / ppe.pl/ewydanie PSX EXTREME 5.

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