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GI Show – Anthem's Endgame, Crackdown 3, Every Game Is Interesting Challenge
Welcome back to The Game Informer Show! On today's episode, we're sharing new impressions of the endgame for BioWare's Anthem, raving over the Advance Wars-like Wargroove, talking about the state of Crackdown 3, and trying to wrap our minds around the Beta for Dreams. After some fun community emails, we're joined by Brandon Jones from Easy Allies as he judges the intense competition for our "Every Game Is Interesting Challenge". Thanks for checking out the episode everybody!
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To jump to a particular point in the discussion, check out the time stamps below...
2:30 - Anthem
31:50 - Wargroove
39:23 - Mortal Kombat 11
47:32 - Crackdown 3
56:00 - Metroid Prime 4's delay
1:02:00 - Dreams Beta
1:20:50 - Community emails
2:22:40 - Suriel's Surreal Cereal Seriously Serial Series
2:27:35 - Every Game Is Interesting featuring Easy Allies' Brandon Jones
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