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Welcome back to Game Scoop!, IGN's weekly video game talk show. This week we're discussing Assassin's Creed Origins, SNES Classic, Destiny 2, and more. Watch the video above or download the podcast below.
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We’ve relaunched the IGN Steam Curator page, letting you get all of our PC reviews while you browse the Steam store!
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Followers will see whenever IGN recommends a game right on that game's store page, will get recommendations for games we’ve recently reviewed, and can click through to watch or read our full review on IGN directly from Steam.
Tom Marks is an Associate Editor focusing on PC gaming at IGN. You can follow him on Twitter.
Welcome back to Game Scoop!, IGN's weekly video game talk show. This week we're discussing Assassin's Creed Origins, SNES Classic, Destiny 2, and more. Watch the video above or download the podcast below.
Download Game Scoop! Episode 453
Or subscribe in iTunes and never miss an episode.
Subscribe to the Game Scoop! YouTube channel and never miss a video.
We’ve relaunched the IGN Steam Curator page, letting you get all of our PC reviews while you browse the Steam store!
You can follow the IGN Curator page right here!
Followers will see whenever IGN recommends a game right on that game's store page, will get recommendations for games we’ve recently reviewed, and can click through to watch or read our full review on IGN directly from Steam.
Tom Marks is an Associate Editor focusing on PC gaming at IGN. You can follow him on Twitter.
Seven new games are coming to Xbox Game Pass on October 1, Microsoft announced today.
As detailed on Xbox Wire, State of Decay: Year One Survival Edition and Super Street Fighter IV headline the latest additions to the service. Saint's Row: Gat Out of Hell, Costume Quest 2, Tower of Guns, The Bug Butcher, and Maldita Castilla EX – Cursed Castle will also be added to the Game Pass library next month.
Xbox Game Pass provides subscribers access to a library of over 100 games for $10 USD/£8 per month. As Microsoft previously stated, games will be cycled in and out of the service each month, though games won't begin cycling out until November.
Seven new games are coming to Xbox Game Pass on October 1, Microsoft announced today.
As detailed on Xbox Wire, State of Decay: Year One Survival Edition and Super Street Fighter IV headline the latest additions to the service. Saint's Row: Gat Out of Hell, Costume Quest 2, Tower of Guns, The Bug Butcher, and Maldita Castilla EX – Cursed Castle will also be added to the Game Pass library next month.
Xbox Game Pass provides subscribers access to a library of over 100 games for $10 USD/£8 per month. As Microsoft previously stated, games will be cycled in and out of the service each month, though games won't begin cycling out until November.
If recent comments from Telltale Games are any indication, Switch owners can expect plenty of support from the adventure game developer for Nintendo's console in the future.
"Nintendo Switch is a perfect match for Telltale," creative communications head Job Stauffer told MCV at Gamescom. According to Stauffer, "no series is out of the question" for a Switch port, and the studio is "looking backwards and forwards" in their portfolio when considering what to bring to the platform.
"To say we're steering away from other content because the audience isn't there isn't true," he explained. Stauffer said the studio isn't in a hurry to release The Walking Dead for Switch just yet, "because looking into earlier seasons might require some additional effort to bring our content up to speed and up to Nintendo's standards."
If recent comments from Telltale Games are any indication, Switch owners can expect plenty of support from the adventure game developer for Nintendo's console in the future.
"Nintendo Switch is a perfect match for Telltale," creative communications head Job Stauffer told MCV at Gamescom. According to Stauffer, "no series is out of the question" for a Switch port, and the studio is "looking backwards and forwards" in their portfolio when considering what to bring to the platform.
"To say we're steering away from other content because the audience isn't there isn't true," he explained. Stauffer said the studio isn't in a hurry to release The Walking Dead for Switch just yet, "because looking into earlier seasons might require some additional effort to bring our content up to speed and up to Nintendo's standards."
Burger King Russia is attempting to ban Stephen King's IT from the country, due to perceived similarities between Pennywise and Ronald McDonald.
According to The Hollywood Reporter, the fast food company filed a complaint with Russia's Federal Anti-Monopoly Service, suggesting IT should no longer be shown in Russian theaters. Burger King claims the blockbuster horror movie doubles as advertising for McDonald's because of the aforementioned similarity between the film and restaurant chain's mascot.
The service issued a response to THR, saying while they'll evaluate whether or not IT includes advertising or product placement, it "can't be concerned with the content of the film because the writer and director have their own creative understanding of any character."
Burger King Russia is attempting to ban Stephen King's IT from the country, due to perceived similarities between Pennywise and Ronald McDonald.
According to The Hollywood Reporter, the fast food company filed a complaint with Russia's Federal Anti-Monopoly Service, suggesting IT should no longer be shown in Russian theaters. Burger King claims the blockbuster horror movie doubles as advertising for McDonald's because of the aforementioned similarity between the film and restaurant chain's mascot.
The service issued a response to THR, saying while they'll evaluate whether or not IT includes advertising or product placement, it "can't be concerned with the content of the film because the writer and director have their own creative understanding of any character."
Rockstar has released a new trailer for Red Dead Redemption 2. It reveals the first official details about the game's story, which will be a prequel, and star a new character, Arthur Morgan - not John Marston.
Rockstar describes the game as "the story of outlaw Arthur Morgan and the Van der Linde gang as they rob, fight and steal their way across the vast and rugged heart of America in order to survive."
The Van der Linde gang is also known as Dutch's Gang, which the last game's protagonist, John Marston would eventually join (and leave).
The trailer shows what looks like several activities, including hunting, breaking horses, bank and train robberies and, yes, lots and lots of violence.
Rockstar has released a new trailer for Red Dead Redemption 2. It reveals the first official details about the game's story, which will be a prequel, and star a new character, Arthur Morgan - not John Marston.
Rockstar describes the game as "the story of outlaw Arthur Morgan and the Van der Linde gang as they rob, fight and steal their way across the vast and rugged heart of America in order to survive."
The Van der Linde gang is also known as Dutch's Gang, which the last game's protagonist, John Marston would eventually join (and leave).
The trailer shows what looks like several activities, including hunting, breaking horses, bank and train robberies and, yes, lots and lots of violence.
Note: We've updated this story for TNG's 30th anniversary.
Captain Picard, Will Riker, the Enterprise-D and all the rest of it (but not Ten Forward -- that wouldn't come until a year later!) first hit our not so big, and definitely not flat screen TVs 30 years ago today. On September 28, 1987, "Encounter at Farpoint," the premiere episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation, aired -- and what a long, strange (and occasionally cheesy) trip it's been.
I remember that fateful day, watching the premiere and trying to like the show more than I really did. But while TNG clearly had room for improvement in its first couple of seasons, improve itself it eventually did, like one of the Federation's perfect, cheerful, pull-yourself-up-by-the-Starfleet-issued-bootstraps citizens. And when it did, it became awesome.
Josh Gad, the voice of Olaf in Disney's animated hit Frozen, is back in the studio to work on the sequel.
The actor posted the following photo on Twitter, saying, "It’s such a joy
back in the booth after this journey began 5 long years ago. The creative team has come up with a story worth the wait."
Note: We've updated this story for TNG's 30th anniversary.
Captain Picard, Will Riker, the Enterprise-D and all the rest of it (but not Ten Forward -- that wouldn't come until a year later!) first hit our not so big, and definitely not flat screen TVs 30 years ago today. On September 28, 1987, "Encounter at Farpoint," the premiere episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation, aired -- and what a long, strange (and occasionally cheesy) trip it's been.
I remember that fateful day, watching the premiere and trying to like the show more than I really did. But while TNG clearly had room for improvement in its first couple of seasons, improve itself it eventually did, like one of the Federation's perfect, cheerful, pull-yourself-up-by-the-Starfleet-issued-bootstraps citizens. And when it did, it became awesome.
