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The Game Informer Show: Episode 5
Episode 5 of the Game Informer Show kicks off with a freewheeling discussion of Insomniac's Ratchet & Clank: A Crack in Time. GI Editors Matt Helgeson, Andy Reiner, Phil Kollar, and Dan Ryckert discuss some of the game's innovative new features, gripping storyline, and ponder the series' place in platforming history. Next up is our review impressions of one of the year's most intriguing music games, Activision and Freestyle Games' DJ Hero. Matt Helgeson and Matt Miller discuss their review of the game, and wonder if Guitar Hero and Rock Band fans will be willing to take the plunge into the world of dance, hip-hop, and R&B. Finally, we introduce "Reader Mailbag" a new segment featuring GI Editor in Chief Andy McNamara and Nick Ahrens. Here, we answer hard-hitting questions from readers posted in our forums. In one, Andy reveals some of the special features in store for Game Informer's 200th issue, which hits stores next month.
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