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GI Show – Soma, Tokyo Game Show, Kinda Funny's Greg Miller
This week's Game Informer show covers a broad spectrum, from the memorable horrors of Soma to the forgettable doldrums of Animal Crossing: Happy Home Designer. We also recap Tokyo Game Show 2015's lineup, including Bloodborne DLC and PlayStation VR, as well as discuss the best and worst sports games of the fall. Finally, we round things out by talking to Kinda Funny's Greg Miller about his rise to Patreon fame and his friendship with Metal Gear Solid creator Hideo Kojima.
The Ben Hanson is back this week and cracklin' with energy, with me as his trusty co-host. Matt Miller swings by to talk about his time in the exotic city of Tokyo and the most notable games from TGS. Matt Kato discusses this year's Madden, Fifa, Pro Evolution Soccer, and NHL offerings, along with the skinny on Forza 6. Kinda Funny's Greg Miller is as entertaining and ridiculously nice as we've all come to expect. Follow Greg on Twitter and check out Kinda Funny here.
Watch episode 266 below or subscribe and listen to the audio on iTunes. Also, be sure to send your emails to podcast@gameinformer.com for a chance to have them answered on the show and win a prize by becoming Email of the Week!
To jump to a particular discussion in the episode, check out the time stamps below...
2:50 - Soma
13:00 - Destiny: The Taken King
16:30 - Tokyo Game Show
24:20 - Umbrella Corps.
27:20 - Bloodborne: The Old Hunters
28:40 - Gravity Rush on PS4
30:50 - PlayStation VR
40:08 - Ni-Oh
40:50 - Kingdom Hearts nonsense
42:25 - Exciting TGS Indies
46:42 - Forza 6
53:20 - Madden, NHL, FIFA, Pro Evo, Rocket League
59:45 - Animal Crossing: Happy Home Designer
1:04:20 - Emails, that you can send to podcast@gameinformer.com
1:28:20 - Kinda Funny's Greg Miller Interview
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