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GI Show – Doom Eternal, Fallout 76, Battle For Azeroth
Game Informer's Ben Hanson, Javy Gwaltney, Andrew Reiner, and Matt Bertz talk about what it was like at QuakeCon 2018 and what Bethesda revealed about Doom Eternal's gameplay, Fallout 76's PvP, and Rage 2. Then Andy McNamara and Dan Tack join the show to share early impressions of their time in the seventh World of Warcraft expansion, Battle for Azeroth, and Jeff Marchiafava explains why he's enjoying the XCOM-like Phantom Doctrine. After some great community emails, we're joined by Game Informer's interns Jacob Geller, Derek Swinhart, and Camden Jones to talk about their favorite games of all time and which feature they're most proud of.
You can watch the video below, subscribe and listen to the audio on iTunes or Google Play, listen to episode 411 on SoundCloud, or download the MP3 by clicking here. Also, be sure to send your questions to podcast@gameinformer.com for a chance to have them answered on the show.
2:10 - Doom Eternal
11:25 - Fallout 76
17:05 - Rage 2
23:00 - World of Warcraft: Battle for Azeroth
57:00 - Phantom Doctrine
1:02:20 - Community emails
1:51:38 - Game Informer interns Jacob Geller, Derek Swinhart, and Camden Jones
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