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Game Informer Show 60: Dragon Age II, GDC, Fight Night
It's been a big week in gaming, so this Game Informer Show is extra long to accommodate all our thoughts. In the first segment, host Matt Helgeson is joined by Joe Juba and Phil Kollar to discuss BioWare's somewhat controversial RPG Dragon Age II. Find out why some fans are crying foul at the changes made from the first game. In segment two, peep rare GI Show appearances by Annette Gonzalez and Meagan Marie, alongside regular contributors Bryan Vore and Ben Reeves. They all went to the Game Developer's Conference and report back on all the highlights from the show. Finally, Matt Kato, Matt Bertz, and Dan Ryckert stop by to talk Fight Night Champion, EA Sports' excellent new boxing title that takes the sports genre in a dramatic new direction.
This episode features music off the album Black Materia by Random a.k.a. Mega Ran and Lost Perception, an album of hip-hop songs inspired by the legendary Final Fantasy VII. It is available on iTunes and Amazon.
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