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GI Show – Dragon Quest XI, Cyberpunk Reactions, Game Music Trivia
Welcome back to The Game Informer Show! On this episode, Ben Hanson, Andrew Reiner, and Kimberley Wallace talk about the review for Square-Enix's Dragon Quest XI: Echoes Of An Elusive Age. Javy Gwaltney, Brian Shea, and Kyle Hilliard talk about The Messenger, Monster Hunter Generations Ultimate on Nintendo Switch, and Donut County. Then Jeff Cork, Suriel Vazquez, and Ben Reeves regale us with their trip to Gamescom and some of the exciting games we missed last week. After some great community emails with plenty of Cyberpunk 2077 discussion, we pit Brian Shea against Suriel Vazquez in trivia based on video game music.
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To jump to a particular point in the discussion, check out the time stamps below...
3:00 - Announcing the next GI Game Club...
6:30 - Dragon Quest XI: Echoes Of An Elusive Age
27:57 - The Messenger
30:30 - Monster Hunter Generations Ultimate on Switch
37:55 - Donut County
42:00 - Old School Musical
44:12 - Daemon X Machina
45:48 - Dying Light 2
48:55 - Metro Exodus
54:00 - World War Z
55:15 - Amazon Game Studios/Grand Tour
59:10 - Hitman 2
1:00:30 - Two Point Hospital
1:03:20 - Blacksad: Under The Skin
1:06:12 - Community emails
1:07:00 - Cyberpunk 2077 gameplay reactions
1:15:06 - More community emails
1:58:20 - Game that Tune (Game Music Trivia)
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