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Game Informer Show 94: Games of 2012, Vita Impressions
With 2011 in the books as one of the greatest years in the history of video games, the Game Informer crew starts looking forward to 2012. In segment one, host Matt Helgeson, Matthew Kato, Adam Biessener, Jeff Cork, and Phil Kollar break down some of the game's we're looking forward to -- from future blockbusters like BioShock Infinite and Halo 4 to more under-the-radar gems like Asura's Wrath and Hitman: Absolution. By the end, we've decided that 2012 has a high upside, but the potential for some big disappointments as well. In the second segment, Matt is joined by Kyle Hilliard and Andy Reiner, who wax enthusiastic about the PlayStation Vita. All three have spent some serious time with the unit, and have a lot of opinions about its technology, functionality, and software.
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