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GI Show 214: Diablo III: Ultimate Evil Edition, News Roundup, Tales of Xillia 2
This week we talk about what might be the best version of Blizzard's excellent Diablo III, and break down the week's news and an interesting new JRPG.
First up, host Matt Helgeson is joined by GI editor in chief Andy McNamara, and editors Matt Miller and Jeff Cork, for a discussion of Diablo III: Ultimate Evil Edition, the new-gen console version of the highly refined co-op hack n' slash lootfest. They've been putting some serious hours into the game, which has a host of new content for players both new and veteran.
In the second segment, Matt Bertz and Kyle Hilliard on on hand to discuss some of the week's most important news and issues, including some new complaints fans have been having about Electronic Arts.Finally, Kim Wallace stops by to discuss her review for Tales of Xillia 2, a great JRPG sequel that excels in many respects but also has some notable flaws.
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