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The Game Informer Show Episode 21
This week's Game Informer Show comes out hard with some serious (and not so serious) topics. First up is conversation regarding the over-the-top antics Square Enix's new open world game Just Cause 2. Phil Kollar, Andy Reiner, and Jeff Marchiafava join host Matt Helgeson to give you the highlights and missteps of this highly anticipated game. The next segment turns to handheld talk, with Jeff Cork, Bryan Vore, and Matthew Kato stopping by to speculate on Nintendo's newly announced 3D handheld system, the 3DS. As always, some of the GI crew are skeptical. Finally, we wrap up with what could be one of the year's cult hits, THQ's Metro 2033. Phil Kollar and Andy Reiner return to break down their opinions on the game, which Phil feels is one of the year's best and Andy feels is only slightly above average. This week's episode features music from the band Paragraphs.
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