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GI Show – Monster Hunter, Xbox One X, Back Of The Box Trivia
Welcome back to The Game Informer Show! On this week's episode, we open up and talk about our new cover story on Monster Hunter: World, Andrew Reiner talks about the difficulty behind recommending the Xbox One X and shares thoughts on Battlefront II's campaign, and Brian Shea regales us with what it's like to play Sonic Forces. For community emails, we're joined by community member Zachary Pligge to talk about Extra Life 2017 and much more. For the back half of the podcast, Kyle Hilliard hosts a round of back of the box game trivia... and it's really hard.
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To jump to a particular point in the discussion, check out the time stamps below...
2:05 - The Monster Hunter: World cover story
16:30 - Xbox One X
27:45 - Sonic Forces
36:15 - Star Wars Battlefront II
42:30 - Extra Life 2017 emails and recap with Zachary Pligge
56:15 - Other community emails
1:26:15 - Back of the box game trivia
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