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The Game Informer Show Ep. 51: Reader Mailbag, Cataclysm For Casuals
The Game Informer Show returns this week with Reader Mailbag. This recurring segment solicits questions from users on the site, and puts the GI editors' feet to the fire. In this Mailbag, Matt Helgeson is joined by Joe Juba, Jeff Cork, and Andy Reiner, who tackles questions on a wide array of topics, including game reviews, co-op multiplayer, and our biggest gaming-inspired rage meltdowns. In the second segment, World of Warcraft player (and Respec Radio host) Phil Kollar answers questions from lapsed WoW players Joe Juba and Tim Turi, who want to find out if Cataclysm has what it takes to pull them back into Blizzard's MMO juggernaut.
This episodes features music by Leisure Birds' new album Copper Scroll, available on Totally Gross National Product records.
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