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GI Show 179: Battlefield 4, Assassin's Creed 4, Batman Origins, Extra Life
This week we break down three of the year's most anticipated games, and talk about a cool gaming charity even you can get involved with this weekend.
First up is Battlefield 4, with host Matt Helgeson joined by reviewer Matt Bertz. This new Battlefield brings back some popular features from the past, and adds some interesting new modes and features. We discuss it all, and also talk about the series' new attempt at delivering a compelling single player game.
Ubisoft's Assassin's Creed 4: Black Flag is next. Does this pirate themed AC adventure stack up to the rest of series? Game Informer reviews editor Joe Juba will tell us.
The Dark Knight has new video game adventure that just released, and it's not developed by Rock Steady. Did new developer Warner Bros. Montreal create a game worth of the Batman name? Reviewer Andy Reiner and Kyle Hilliard discuss.
Finally, Tim Turi, Ben Reeves, and former GI intern Jack Gardner stop by to talk about their 25-hour gaming marathon that will be livestreaming on our site this weekend to benefit Extra Life and the Gillette Children's Hospital. It's going to be a fun event, and all proceeds to to a great cause.
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