亨利·卡維爾自曝每天玩遊戲超4小時，還收到暴雪送的***雕像

近日，超人扮演者亨利·卡維爾在一檔播客節目中透露，自己在遊戲上花費了不少錢，每天打遊戲超過4個小時。

當被問到在遊戲上花費多少時間時，亨利回答：“相當多，我說得相當多，是對那些不玩遊戲的人來講，這可能意味着很多。”“每天四個小時？”霍洛維茨追問道。“也許要更多些。”亨利回答。

亨利·卡維爾表示自己最近正在玩《全面戰爭：戰錘3》，每天要玩4個小時以上，而且自己非常喜歡戰錘系列遊戲，家中還收藏了不少戰錘模型以及官方小說。

此外他還透露，自己最近收到了暴雪官方寄來的《魔獸世界》巫妖王的雕塑模型，模型非常精美漂亮，自己非常喜歡這個禮物。

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