What's up everybody welcome to Ijin Game Scoop. I'm your host Damon had filled it.

Joining me this week are Sam Clayboard reporting for duty. Justin Davis scoop and Colin

Stevens has returned to us. Well, gamers, and we've got a great show for you this week.

We're going to talk about the games that are still expected this year. They haven't

been delayed. Haven't gotten a delay, but they don't have a release date yet. There's

some interesting ones in the mix there. We're going to talk about some news updates this

week like the PlayStation Plus games for October and a sequel to a classic arcade game that

this guy is excited for. Maybe no one else. But first, let's share what we've been playing.

I'll go first in addition to return to Monkey Island, which I'm still playing. I've been

playing a game called Jack Move. Is anyone familiar with this one? It's new. No. Okay.

Let me explain the the daeminess of Jack move. It's the gameplay. It's a very, very classic

traditional Japanese RPG, although I think the developer is in the UK or Europe, but

Japanese RPG walk around an overworld into random battles that are turn based. You have

attacks, magic, magic, and quotes. That's what I think. Use items to heal yourself.

But the setting is cyberpunk. The visual style is pixel art, and it is amazing. Some of

the absolute best pixel art of the year. And then to top it all off, it has a great like

synthwave soundtrack, and even its own like victory theme, just like Final Fantasy does.

That's really catch. So the jack. Oh, whoa. That was so dramatic. Whoa.

It's free frame. Whoa. This is for the movie. It was me. Yeah. Yes. Well, he's coming back.

You're coming back. You're back now. So I was going to ask, is the Jack in the scenario

like jacking into the internet? Yes. Yeah. It's very cyberpunk. It's all about

yeah, using, you know, hacking into things, cyberware, cyber powers. That's what thing.

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