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GI Show – Jurassic World Evolution, Lego Incredibles, E3's Underdogs
Game Informer's Ben Hanson, Andrew Reiner, and Dan Tack talk about Frontier Developments' Jurassic World Evolution and how satisfying the game can be as a Jurassic Park fan. We also talk about the new, free-to-play battle royale game from Hi-Rez Studios Realm Royale and what it gets right. Then Kyle Hilliard joins the show for Mario Tennis Aces and to talk about Lego The Incredibles. After some great community emails alongside Andy McNamara, we're joined by Javy Gwaltney, Jeff Marchiafava, and Ben Reeves to mop up some promising games from E3 2018 that we didn't get a chance to cover on the show.
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To jump to a particular point in the discussion, check out the time stamps below...
3:45 - Unravel Two
6:05 - Jurassic World Evolution
22:50 - Realm Royale
28:55 - Mario Tennis Aces
30:10 - Lego The Incredibles
37:05 - The Incredibles 2 review
42:20 - Community emails
1:42:40 - E3's Underdogs
1:43:20 - Dying Light 2
1:47:30 - Generation Zero
1:52:00 - Super Meat Boy Forever
1:54:20 - Gearbox's Project 1v1
1:57:20 - Outer Wilds
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