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GI Show – Spider-Man, Madden 19, Overcooked 2 Interview
Welcome back to The Game Informer Show! We have an exciting, odd episode for you this week. First up, Andrew Reiner shares new details on his four hours with Insomniac's Spider-Man. Then Javy Gwaltney talks about his review of The Banner Saga 3. Matthew Kato and Matt Bertz are also on the show to talk about their time playing Madden NFL 19, NHL 19, and NBA 2K19. More sports than any mortal man can handle. After that, we're joined by a surprising celebrity guest to talk about his favorite game of all time and also Phil Duncan and Oli DeVine from Ghost Town Games to talk about the development of Overcooked 2. Oh, and some great community emails are in the mix as well. We hope you enjoy the episode!
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To jump to a particular point in the discussion, check out the time stamps below...
1:40 - Spider-Man gameplay impressions
24:27 - The Banner Saga 3
34:20 - Madden NFL 19
43:17 - NBA 2K19
48:24 - NHL 19
53:40 - George Takei Interview
1:08:45 - Community emails
2:02:45 - Overcooked 2's Phil Duncan and Oli DeVine interview
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