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GI Show 181: PlayStation 4, Killzone: Shadow Fall, Zelda
Weeks don't get more eventful than this. Sony is ready to release the PlayStation 4, and we've played it. Tune in to hear all about it, and some discussion of a classic new Zelda game.
We start off, unsurprisingly, with the PlayStation 4. Host Matt Helgeson, Andy Reiner, and Jeff Cork have all spent significant time with console, and are here to give all their impressions of the hardware, interfaces, and services.
Next up, we have a brief segment with Dan Ryckert and Matt Helgeson about two of Sony's big launch titles, the futuristic shooter Killzone: Shadow Fall and Sony Japan Studio's platformer Knack.
It's a big Sony week, but we can't ignore The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds. This is not only one of the best games of the year, it's one of the best Zelda games ever. Dan Ryckert, Ben Hanson, and Kyle Hilliard discuss some of the improvements that Nintendo made to the traditional Zelda formula.
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