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The Game Informer Show Ep. 31: Lara Croft Producer Interview, NCAA Football
This week's Game Informer Show features our second-ever call-in guest! We are happy to be joined by Crystal Dynamics' Forest Large, a producer on the upcoming XBLA/PSN/Steam downloadable title Lara Croft and the Guardian of Light. Large breaks down the new title's development philosophy and features, which represent a distinctly new chapter in the saga of Ms. Croft. The second and final segment features discussion EA Sport's NCAA Football 11. Reviewers Matthew Kato and Matt Bertz feel that this is the best entry in the series since 2006, and are on-hand to let you know why. For fans of college football, this should be a great season to be a gamer.
[Note: there is some slight distortion on one vocal track during the first couple minutes of this podcast, it was a technical issue that I managed to resolve fairly quickly, so it gets better as it goes on - Matt]
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