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GI Show – Destiny 2, Shadow Of War, PlayerUnknown Interview
Thanks for checking out The Game Informer Show! We have a great episode for y'all today. First up, we're joined by Destiny 2 guru Matt Miller as well as Wade Wojcik and editor-in-chief Andy McNamara to talk about their time playing Destiny 2 – and we break down the biggest changes coming from Bungie. Then Javy Gwaltney joins us to talk about his recent time playing Middle-earth: Shadow of War and any concerns he might have about Shadow of Mordor's sequel. We also have Kyle Hilliard and Elise Favis swinging by to talk about their reviews for Rime and Perception. After some great community emails, we interview Brendan Greene about creating and managing the phenomenon of PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds.
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To jump to a particular point in the discussion, check out the time stamps below...
3:57 - Destiny 2
47:00 - Middle-earth: Shadow of War
1:02:55 - Rime
1:06:10 - Perception
1:11:00 - Community emails
1:43:50 - Brendan Greene (PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds) Interview
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