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Game Informer Show 89: AC: Revelations, Saints Row, Halo Anniversary
It's yet another week filled with blockbusters. We kick things off with Assassin's Creed: Revelations, the last chapter in the saga of Ezio. Host Matt Helgeson welcomes reviewers Matt Miller and Joe Juba to the show, as well as Phil Kollar. The four discuss this latest epic Assassins adventure, which has some of the most breathtaking gameplay you'll experience this year -- as well as a handful of serious flaws. Next up is THQ and Volition's ludicrous Saints Row: The Third. If Saints Row 2 positioned this franchise as a nuttier alternative to GTA, the new game pretty much leaves any semblance of reality behind in favor of crazed, adolescent comedy and jaw-dropping set pieces. Reviewer Dan Ryckert and Ben Reeves stop by the studio for a frequently silly conversation about the game. Finally, Matt Miller and Kyle Hilliard are on-hand to talk Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary, the new HD remake of the original Halo that's been timed with the tenth anniversary of the series.
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