The staff of Game Informer chat it up each week bout the latest news, previews and reviews from the game industry. Each show will cover the weeks hot topics plus the games you're looking forward to or may not know about yet. Subscribe today!
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In this week's episode of The Game Informer Show, the crew discusses their time playing the biggest game of 2023, The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom. Join Kyle Hilliard and Brian Shea, alongside hosts Alex Van Aken and Marcus Stewart, for a de... more
Seems like the current staff is out of touch with the market. From recent comments about the “scarcity” of PS5s in the industry to other trends they seem to have missed. Maybe they’d benefit from interacting more with consumers and less with industry people.
Been listening since the end of the Andy era. I really enjoy listening every week. It’s cool hearing from the guests and the various GI editors who roll through. You guys help me get through some boring times while I work.
I followed this podcast since Ben Hanson took over and from all the hosts that piloted the show ever since. I likes whatever ideas the New hosts brought with them - at least they tried something. But now with Alex Van Aken (AVA) it just seems like a chore. “We are GI, we have a podcast…”. I actually liked AVA and Alex Stadniks take on the podcast together. But now with AVA alone - episodes seems getting shorter and shorter than ever and with No real ideas/plan. Last straw was AVA using the endin... more
Love the hidden agendas
Loved the show with Andy and Ben but the show has taken a pretty far left turn away from games. There is a clear agenda with some of the latest guests and it has nothing to do with video games. Not unsubscribed yet but getting close.
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