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The Game Informer Show Ep. 37: Metroid: Other M, CoD: Black Ops, Move
The Game Informer Show starts off with a bang, as we speak with reviewer Phil Kollar and Ben Reeves about Nintendo and Team Ninja's Metroid: Other M, a title that's been garnering wildly divergent reviews. Phil tells us why he gave the game a unprecedented (for Metroid) low score, and Ben also provides us with his impression of the game. In the second segment, Dan Ryckert gives us some hands-on impressions of the week's biggest shooter story: Call of Duty: Black Ops' Wager Match mode. He also drops some knowledge about new weapons, gadgets, and the game's new currency system. Finally, Annette Gonzalez and Jeff Marchiafava stop by to talk PlayStation Move, and break down four launch titles they've played for Sony's new motion controller.
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