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GI Show – PlayStation 5, Jedi: Fallen Order, Interns' Dream Games
Game Informer's Ben Hanson, Andrew Reiner, and Kyle Hilliard talk about the week's biggest gaming news, including a lot of new details about Sony's next PlayStation console. We also share everything we know about Respawn's upcoming Star Wars game and break down the Rise of Skywalker trailer. Joe Juba and Javy Gwaltney also join the show to talk about the fun action of Katana Zero and we talk about some of the recent interesting ports to the Nintendo Switch. After some great community emails, we say goodbye to Game Informer interns Hunter Wolfe, Jason Guisao, and Nathan Anstadt.
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To jump to a particular point in the discussion, check out the time stamps below.
1:35 - Super Smash Bros. Ultimate update
3:17 - Dreams
11:20 - PlayStation 5 details
24:05 - Xbox One S All-Digital Edition
26:45 - Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order
40:25 - Vader Immortal
44:07 - Star Wars: Rise of Skywalker trailer impressions
55:00 - Supraland
57:35 - World War Z
1:02:35 - Katana Zero
1:10:45 - Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Trilogy
1:14:55 - Final Fantasy VII on Switch
1:17:24 - Final Fantasy X/X-2 on Switch
1:23:00 - Dragon's Dogma on Switch
1:28:38 - Community emails
2:17:50 - Interns Hunter Wolfe, Jason Guisao, and Nathan Anstadt pitch their dream game
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