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GI Show – Battlefield V, Blackout, Jump Force
Game Informer's Ben Hanson, Suriel Vazquez and Matt Bertz get into hands-on impressions from Suriel's time with Battlefield V's single-player campaign. Then, Kyle Hilliard, Andrew Reiner, and Jeff Marchiafava join the show to talk about Call Of Duty Black Ops 4's Blackout, the best multiplayer mode that they don't play together. Then, Suriel returns with Brian Shea to talk Soul Calibur VI and Jump Force. The cast rotates further as Matt Miller and Jeff Cork join to discuss Ubisoft's toys-back-to-life venture Starlink: Battle For Atlas, and the surprisingly solid LEGO DC Super-Villains. Then it's time for some fun community emails, and we round out the show with the conclusion of our Every Game Is Interesting challenge, where four GI editors summarize their investigations into their randomly chosen game with a special celebrity guest.
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To jump to a particular point in the discussion, check out the time stamps below...
1:25 - Battlefield V
17:43 - Blackout
44:25 - Soul Calibur VI
53:37 - Jump Force
59:00 - Dark Souls Remastered For Switch
1:01:10 - Starlink: Battle For Atlas
1:11:15 - LEGO DC Super-Villains
1:15:12 - Emails
1:42:00 - Every Game Is Interesting: The Challenge
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