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Send Us Your Questions For The Game Informer Show Podcast!
You've got questions, and hopefully we've got answers. On tomorrow's episode of the newly rebooted Game Informer Show podcast (we already miss you, Matt Helgeson), and for episodes moving forward, we want to field your questions and comments. Send us any questions you might have, from bizarre observations about the video game industry to queries on our perspectives on whatever.
While we can't promise to answer them all, we will pick the cream of the crop. Just send your questions about video games, Game Informer, or anything that seems mostly appropriate to podcast@gameinformer.com. (Seriously, that's the only place we're going to be looking for questions).
We'll also be highlighting a "Question of the Week", so one intelligent, attractive, and lucky listener will earn kudos and a small care package from us here at Game Informer. So ask only your best questions, use your best grammar, and don't forget to include your first name and state so we can call out where you're from. Be sure to tune in every Thursday to the Game Informer Show Podcast to see if your question was picked. We have some exciting stuff in store for the Game Informer Show's new direction, which we think you'll find surprising and fun. Thanks!
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