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GI Show - E3 Predictions, Stadia Details, Éric Chahi Interview
Game Informer's Ben Hanson, Suriel Vazquez, Kyle Hilliard, and Brian Shea are swept away in hype for E3 2019 as they talk about the new gameplay-heavy video showing off Pokémon Sword and Shield. Matt Bertz and Ben Reeves help us digest the big unveiling of pricing and launch details for Google's Stadia. Then Javy Gwaltney, Ben Reeves, and Imran Khan help judge our community's biggest and most wild E3 predictions for Nintendo, Microsoft, and beyond. After some great community emails, we're joined by Éric Chahi to talk about creating Another World, Heart of Darkness, and his upcoming game, Paper Beast.
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To jump to a particular point in the discussion, check out the time stamps below.
3:30 - Gato Roboto
4:05 - Darksiders: Genesis
6:55 - Game Informer's E3 Coverage Plans
10:35 - Pokémon Sword and Shield
21:19 - Google Stadia details
37:05 - Outer Wilds
45:00 - E3 Predictions
1:40:15 - Community emails
2:36:00 - Éric Chahi Interview
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