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GI Show 222: Bayonetta 2, Fantasia & Harmonix, Extra Life Charity
From button-mashing to arm-waving, it's been an eccentric week for games.
We start out by talking about Platinum's long-awaited sequel to the fan-favorite Bayonetta, which is exclusive to the Wii U. Joe Juba reviewed and loved it, and he joins Ben Hanson in discussing the highlights of the game's insanity with host Matt Helgeson.
In the second segment a miraculous host-swap occurs and Ben Hanson chats with Matt Miller and Bryan Vore about Fantasia: Music Evolved, A City Sleeps, and the overall state of Harmonix as a studio.Then in the third segment we talk about this weekend's exciting Extra Life livestream with Tim Turi and Game Informer community-member Zachary Pligge. For the third year in a row now we're raising money for children's hospitals and we need your help to make it a success. From 9am CST on Saturday, October 25th to Sunday morning we're going to play a lot of fun games and give away (really great) prizes to the community. You can join our team and help us raise money or donate to force us to play a game of your choice and much more. You know, for the kids. Enjoy the show!
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