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The Game Informer Show Episode 32: StarCraft II, Two Worlds II, Comic-Con
The Game Informer Show returns this week, and boy, is it ever a big episode! Kicking off the show, I'm joined by Dan Ryckert, Sean Lowery, and Adam Biessener. We spend a nice long chunk of time gushing about what we've played of StarCraft II so far, including lots of single-player impressions, discussion of the new Battle.net tweaks, how much you should play before jumping into multiplayer, and more.
In the second segment, Jeff Cork sits in along with special guests Aubrey Norris of Southpeak Games and Jake DiGennaro of Topware Interactive. They tell us all about the upcoming action-RPG Two Worlds II and how it's going to surpass the troubles of the first game.
Finishing off strong, Ben Reeves and Meagan VanBurkleo hop in the studio fresh from San Diego Comic-Con. Ben has plenty of exciting events to discuss, including his first hands-on with Spider-Man: Shattered Dimensions, viewing the Scott Pilgrim movie (and game), and meeting Stan Lee. Meagan, meanwhile, didn't get to see much of anything besides a lot of camera flashes. She gives us the inside scoop on what it's like to be a cosplayer at Comic-Con. Give it a listen!
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Some stuff mentioned in this week's show:
Liveblogging StarCraft II Spoiler-Free by Adam Biessener
StarCraft II Campaign Reactions by Adam Biessener
SDCC 2010: A Cosplayer's Perspective by Meagan VanBurkleo
Game Informer's Comic-Con 2010 Hub
Game Informer's CosBlog Hub
Mass Effect Costumes Make Cosplayers Weep by Meagan VanBurkleo
Music on this episode is provided by The Barnstormers. Check out their latest CD, Graveyard Town, streaming on their website or on iTunes.
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