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GI Show – PSX's Best Games, Introducing Javy, TGA Recap
Video game fans live in a veritable vacuum of new releases right now. Last week's release of Just Cause 3 marked the final big triple-A release for the holiday season, and now it's all about catching up until the games of 2016 hit. Ben Hanson and Tim Turi are joined by Brian Shea and GI newcomer Javy Gwaltney to discuss Rainbow Six: Siege and the exciting announcements of the PlayStation Experience. Ben Reeves swaps in for Brian for a rousing round of answering emails and recapping the second-annual The Game Awards show. Follow along as we see how close our predictions were for which games would win awards. Tune in to get to know Javy, but stay for the heated Final Fantasy VII Remake discussion.
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To jump to a particular discussion, check out the timestamps below...
3:42 - Rainbow Six Siege
7:45 - Javy's favorite games of all time
16:40 - Touring PSX 2015
19:40 - Rez Infinite
24:50 - Psychonauts
27:50 - Brut@l
30:50 - Uncharted 4: A Thief's End
33:20 - Rise of the Tomb Raider
35:50 - Chasm
37:50 - Death's Gambit
39:10 - Stories: Path of Destiny
42:40 - Epic's Paragon
44:05 - Final Fantasy VII Remake
54:35 - Listener emails
1:23:30 - Breaking down The Game Awards
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