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Kirby And The Forgotten Land Release Date And Game Draft 2018 | GI Show
In this week’s episode of The Game Informer Show, the crew discusses Kirby And The Forgotten Land’s unexpected March release date and Dying Light 2 Stay Human’s recently-announced hour count. Lastly, Alex Stadnik introduces a new segment…
Looking forward to Kirby more than Dying Light 2. Can’t wait.
Freaking love that fantasy draft idea. Super creative. Good stuff 👍
Gotta say it's kinda shady that you guys get sponsored by games. You are supposed to be critics and something like advertising games is a grey area. It's not like you're an outlet on your own, you're owned by Gamestop and they aren't the shipwreck they once were.
Nice gacha game sponsor. Unsubbed. At least Minnmaxx only rings the patreon can every now and then.
The bosses in this Kirby game looks breathtaking 😱🤩
Drafts are a somewhat cool idea. I watch a lot of jomboy media and they do a ton of drafts. I don't watch them all but if the subject is cool I will check it out.
So i work at a gamestop, when we had to do marketing we literally just got a white sign that said “TRIANGLE STRATEGY” and we were like what the fuck and we had no idea what it was. My boss (and also my childhood friend’s mom, how cool) comes in the next day and the first thing she said was “DUDE ITS NOT EVEN ABOUT TRIANGLES WHAT THE FUCK”
I was fucking dying
We have fun here 😂
Great episode! Was fun to see Kim and Ben along a new segment 💅
Kim's got my vote for Obra Dinn. One of my favorite games of all time!!
Ad Astra Abyssosque!
FH4 featured 'British' countryside not English. The US needs to learn Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland exist.
celeste is also one of my favorite games ever. it pushed platforming to its limits while incorporating an amazing story, with incredible music and crisp pixel art, cant beat that. i want that team to make a mario or metroid game sooo bad.
Real people don't feel pressure to play everything. Most people play a couple new games a year and a lot of the time those are older games, not new releases. All I do is play games and I don't play 90% of what the games media is paid to cover. At least not the year those games come out.
I played FO76 last year and had a lot of fun with it with my friends. There's a ton of depth most games like that simply don't have. I just wish it played better lol, it would be an absolutely amazing game if it did.
I loved it when they started quoting from the Kirby TV Show Theme Song. He's coming Right back at ya!
There are already plenty of long and short games. Variety is key.
since the drunk scene was mentioned… gotta do it. LENNY! LENNNY!
Game draft was a cool idea. A great way to find out about some games that I missed out on. Since the age of releasing broken games has begun I have been patient about new releases. I usually wait for 6 to 12 months so that bugs are fixed and free DLC is added. The Witcher 3 and assassin's Creed Odyssey are just a couple of the games that I enjoy thoroughly partly because of this strategy.
I liked Alex V’s list the best followed by Kim’s list.
I just recently started listening to your podcast and I really like it but the draft wasn't all that interesting to me.