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GI Show 159: Fuse and Anamanaguchi
In this episode of the Game Informer Show, we weigh in on the new IP from Insomniac called Fuse before exploring the music of Anamanaguchi.
With Matt Helgeson busy once again with top-secret business, video producer Ben Hanson is guest-hosting another episode. In the first segment we are joined by Dan Ryckert, Tim Turi, Andrew Reiner to talk about the co-op third-person shooter from the acclaimed developer Insomniac. While the game is a departure from Insomniac franchises like Ratchet and Clank and Resistance, it can be a lot of fun when playing with friends. Read Dan's review to get a better idea of what to expect from Fuse. In the second segment, Tim Turi hosts the chiptune band Anamanaguchi to talk about their music, gaming histories, and their new album Endless Fantasy. If you like what you hear, you can check out their Kickstarter to expand on the concept of the album by sending pizza into space or something. Enjoy the show!
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