What Video Games Do You Play? | Easy Spanish 296

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This week we asked people in Barcelona, Spain, about their favourite video games!

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Super Mario? Elden Ring? League of Legends? What would be your ideal video game? José took to the streets to talk to people in Spain about all things video games. Starting out in a district of Barcelona famous for it’s high concentration of video and board game shops, he had little trouble finding locals happy to share their gaming experiences.
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Host of this episode: José Mora Landívar
Editing: Rodrigo Dada
Camera: Harry Sumner
Translation: Johnny Yeldham, Harry Sumner
Transcription: Agustín Trípodi
Proofreading: José Mora Landívar
Producer: Francisco A. Soza
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