What's up, everybody? Welcome to IGN Game Scoop. I'm your host, Damon Hadfield.

Joining me in this week here in studio is Justin Davis, in the flesh.

And we're also joined by Stan Clayborn, and Mark Ken Medina is here as well.

Yeah, I'm here, Damon. If you are listening to this right now,

this is one of those instances where you might want to pop over to YouTube and see what this show

looks like today. But we do have a great show. What a show we have for you this week for our

Game Spook episode this year. We'll talk about Mario Wonder. Sam has been playing a little

Alan Wake 2. I want to get his thoughts on that. I wrote Alan Wake 2K in my notes, but it's just

two. We're going to check in Alan Wake 2K. We're going to check in with our recurring segment,

Real Mature video games. Yeah. But first, I forgot some things to share. We're to begin.

First, a helpful PSA from a hero, an unsung hero in the IGN Game Scoop, Facebook group.

It turns out you can still download Angry Birds Star Wars. Oh, you can. All you have to do is go

to the app store, click on your profile, then go to purchases. It'll show an alphabetical list

of every purchase you've ever made and you can download Angry Birds Star Wars. I did it,

so I have it once again on my iPad. I feel like I got to like, because like that's eventually,

eventually they're going to shut that stuff down, right? Like, nah, anything over 10 years.

They're doing now. Yeah, so it's like anything. I need to like, I have an iPad that has like

a hundred gigabytes free. I probably need to go through and get all those classics loaded up

onto it, so I have them. Yeah, so that was that was. You would have had to purchase that,

so it doesn't eliminate the fact that you can't do that. That's true. If you never purchased it,

you're out of luck. But if you did already purchase it like I had, you can still download it.

I have literally every mobile game ever made from the olden days of IGN.

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