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GI Show – Days Gone, Mortal Kombat 11, Steam Review Trivia

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Game Informer's Suriel Vazquez takes over hosting duties for the week and hits the ground running with a deep dive on the good and bad of Mortal Kombat 11's launch with Andrew Reiner and Imran Khan. After a quick chat about the latest in the world of Anthem, Matts both Kato and Bertz join the show to talk about their time playing Days Gone. Then, Javy Gwaltney and Jeff Marchiafava tag in to give their continuing thoughts on Dreams after a week in early access. After some fun community emails, we finish off the show with a twist on Back Of The Box Trivia that's much harder to put together and ends up being much shorter. Enjoy, and look forward to Ben Hanson's return next week!

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To jump to a particular point in the discussion, check out the time stamps below.

2:28 - Mortal Kombat 11
35:16 - Anthem
42:24 - Days Gone
58:53 - Dreams
1:18:55 - Community Emails
2:14:37 - Steam Review Trivia



source https://www.gameinformer.com/video-podcast/the-game-informer-show/2019/04/25/gi-show-days-gone-mortal-kombat-11-steam-review
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