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GI Show - Cadence Of Hyrule, Best Of E3, Back Of The Box Trivia
Welcome back to The Game Informer Show! We're all back from E3 and are still processing the highlights from the show. To help unpack it all, we're joined by Andy McNamara, Leo Vader, and Giant Bomb's Dan Ryckert. In addition to talking about the best games from E3 2019, Suriel Vazquez also joins the podcast to talk about his review for Cadence of Hyrule and some early impressions from Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night and Astral Chain. After some great community emails, we compete in a special themed round of Back of the Box trivia.
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To jump to a particular point in the discussion, check out the time stamps below.
13:15 - Cadence of Hyrule
19:15 - Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night
22:25 - Astral Chain
27:34 - E3 2019 impressions
40:00 - Our E3 2019 Game of the Show
47:55 - Most disappointing games of E3 2019
52:25 - Penn and Teller VR
55:30 - The Outer Worlds
58:11 - Red Dead Online
1:00:00 - Favorite indies of E3
1:03:30 - Community emails
1:52:00 - Back of the box trivia
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