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GI Show – Best Star Wars Games, Labo VR, Oddworld Interview
Welcome back to The Game Informer Show! This week we're doing some spring cleaning with an episode packed full of quick discussions of the weeks releases, including Labo VR, Operencia, EDF: Iron Rain, Vacation Simulator, Hypnospace Outlaw, and Elder Scrolls Blades. Then, just in time for Star Wars Celebration, strap in for a huge roundtable discussion ranking the best games from Star Wars' long history in the medium. After that, Oddworld Inhabitants' Lorne Lanning and Bennie Terry join us in-studio to talk about the ups and downs in the development of Soulstorm.
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To jump to a particular point in the discussion, check out the time stamps below.
3:30 Labo VR
11:18 Operencia
17:26 Earth Defense Force: Iron Rain
20:03 Vacation Simulator
21:58 Hypnospace Outlaw
23:35 Elder Scrolls Blades
27:24 Ranking The Best Star Wars Games
1:00:05 Community Emails
1:44:15 Oddworld: Soulstorm Interview
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