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GI Show – A Badass Elephant, Planetside 2, Fighting Game Vet Seth Killian
New releases have slowed, but there is still plenty to talk about on this week's Game Informer Show podcast. The creators of Pokémon take a mammoth attempt at multi-platform platforming, an MMO FPS hits PS4, and we talk with an expert in the fighting game scene about his exciting new project Rising Thunder.
In addition to covering the important releases of the week, we also touch on StarCraft II: Legacy of the Void's prologue missions, the conclusion of Double Fine's making of Broken Age documentary, and answer an awesome assortment of emails. Watch Ben Hanson, Jeff Cork, Jeff Marchiafava, and myself (Tim) jabber on this week's show in the video below, or subscribe and listen to the audio on iTunes. You can also download the podcast from this article or stream it via SoundCloud.
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