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The Game Informer Show Episode 22
Welcome to what may be the craziest episode of the Game Informer Show ever. With regular host Matt Helgeson out this week and a lack of new releases worth talking about, I step in for a special episode looking at some major DLC and a few unique releases from the last few weeks that we missed.
First up, Matt Bertz and Nick Ahrens step into the studio to talk about this week's new map packs for Modern Warfare 2 and Battlefield: Bad Company 2. Find out which military shooter is currently on top in their eyes. Then Matt Miller and Meagan Van Burkleo stop by to discuss the much-loved recent WiiWare release, Cave Story. Get all the details on this retro-lover's dream game. Finally in our very special last segment, Jeff Cork and I Skype in Shane Bettenhausen from Ignition Entertainment to get inside info on the quirky, ambitious budget horror title Deadly Premonition. Why are Jeff and I so obsessed with this obscure game? Listen and find out!
Music from this week's show comes courtesy of The Aeronautical Legends. You can hear more from our special guest Shane Bettenhausen on his Twitter account. Want to subscribe to the Game Informer Show podcast and get new episodes every week automatically? Check us out on iTunes or click here to subscribe via our RSS feed.
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