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The Game Informer Show Ep. 34: Scott Pilgrim, Most Anticipated Games, Madden
It's Thursday! Thursday is podcast day! We made a podcast for you! This week's Game Informer Show starts off totally off topic, with Ben Reeves, Bryan Vore, and I discussing the Scott Pilgrim franchise and why we love it. Eventually we get into some talk about the newly-released Scott Pilgrim game on PSN and how it lives up to the expectations of Pilgrim fans.
In the second segment, Joe Juba, Andrew Reiner, and Matt Bertz step into the studio and join me in laying out some of our picks for most anticipated games of the rest of 2010. We discuss Fallout: New Vegas, LittleBigPlanet 2, Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood, Call of Duty: Black Ops, and more, explaining why we're psyched for each of these quickly approaching releases.
To wrap things up, Bertz sticks around and is joined by Matthew Kato to discuss Madden NFL 11. They also get into some interesting discussion about the history of the franchise that even someone who knows nothing about sports like myself should find interesting. Check it out for yourself below!
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Some stuff mentioned on this week's show:
Scott Pilgrim vs. the World review by Bryan Vore
Our 25 Most Anticipated Games Of The Rest Of 2010
Call of Duty: Black Ops multiplayer trailer
Reader Discussion: What Would Get You Interested In Sports Games?
Madden NFL Timeline: A Decade+ Of Madden Ups And Downs by Matthew Kato
Madden NFL 11 review by Matthew Kato
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