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The Game Informer Show Episode 15
This week's episode heats up with some discussion of Sony's large-scale military shooter MAG. Host Matt Helgeson interviews GI's Dan Ryckert and Andy Reiner about the game, learning why they feel it doesn't have what it takes to match the best shooters on the market. In the second segment, we switch gears to discuss one of the year's potential cult hits, No More Heroes 2. GI's Phil Kollar lets us know why the game is one of his favorites of the year so far, while skeptic Joe Juba asks what's been improved from the original game. Finally, Matthew Kato, Ben Reeves, and Dan Ryckert helps us answer questions from the Game Informer Reader Mailbag. In this segment, the gang reveals where they went to college and what happens in the last episode of Lost. This episode features music by underground power metal legends Slough Feg.
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