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GI Show: Heroes of the Storm, Fallout 4, Blizzard's Kaeo Milker
It's been an exciting week in the world of games, with the announcements of the highly-anticipated Fallout 4 and XCOM 2 and the official release of Blizzard's Heroes of the Storm. On this week's episode Ben Hanson and Tim Turi are joined by Dan Tack and Andrew Reiner to cover all of the week's game releases and news. Watch or listen to the show (which you can subscribe to on iTunes) to hear us talk about Dan's love of Heroes of the Storm, the pros and cons of Double Fine's Massive Chalice, a spoiler-free Telltale Game of Thrones discussion, and more. Be sure to stick around for the final segment where we interview Blizzard's lead producer on Heroes of the Storm Kaeo Milker about the history of the game's development and approaching the MOBA for beginners.
Check out the timestamps below to jump to a particular discussion.
1:17 - Heroes of the Storm
11:40 - Splatoon vs. Heroes of the Storm
13:00 - Heroes of the Storm's progression
25:51 - The mystery that is Dan Tack
28:50 - Double Fine's Massive Chalice
38:02 - XCOM 2's announcement
44:30 - Telltale's Game of Thrones (as spoiler-free as possible)
1:00:35 - Fallout 4
1:08:13 - Listener e-mails
1:36:54 - Interviewing the lead producer of Heroes of the Storm Kaeo Milker
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