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GI Show – Yoshi's Crafted World, MLB 19, Dangerous Driving Interview
Game Informer's Ben Hanson, Brian Shea, Andrew Reiner, and Kyle Hilliard talk about PlayStation's State of Play announcements including Iron Man VR, Yoshi's Crafted World on the Nintendo Switch, and MLB 19. Then Kimberley Wallace and Elise Favis join the show to talk about the final episode ever of The Walking Dead. Matt Bertz and Javy Gwaltney have a lot to say about Avalanche Software's Generation Zero, Battlefield V's firestorm mode, and the surprising sequel Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines 2. After some great (Google Stadia-centric) emails we're joined by Alex Ward to talk about Dangerous Driving and his past working on the Burnout and Need for Speed series at Criterion Games.
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To jump to a particular point in the discussion, check out the time stamps below...
3:25 - PlayStation's State of Play announcements
5:10 - Iron Man VR
9:40 - No Man's Sky VR
11:15 - Yoshi's Crafted World
15:55 - MLB 19
25:00 - Power Rangers: Battle for the Grid
30:00 - The Walking Dead Finale
41:30 - Generation Zero
44:35 - Battlefield V's Firestorm battle royale
51:35 - Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines 2
58:00 - Wolfenstein: Youngblood
1:01:40 - Community emails
1:54:15 - Alex Ward Burnout/Dangerous Driving interview
2:39:15 - The Walking Dead Finale spoilers
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