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GI Show 239: Battlefield: Hardline, Nintendo News, Resident Evil Revelations 2
This week, we have a blockbuster shooter, the final entry in RE Revelations 2, and some intriguing announcements from Nintendo.
First up, host Matt Helgeson is joined by Jeff Marchiafava and Andy Reiner to talk about Battlefield: Hardline. Our review isn't up yet (due to the fact that Jeff is still testing multiplayer) but we have a lot of impressions about the single-player campaign he completed, and the excellent online play.
In the second segment, Kyle Hilliard and Jeff Cork stop by to talk about Nintendo's venture into the world of mobile gaming, and it's mysterious new game system.
Finally, Kim Wallace and Tim Turi look back on the four episodes of Resident Evil Revelations 2, now that the episodic series is wrapped up. They come away some mixed, but mostly positive, feelings about the experience.
Note: this episode features selections from Ori and the Blind Forest soundtrack.
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