Welcome to GameScape, everybody. I'm your host, David Hadfield. I'm joined today by Greg

Miller. Hi, Marty Sleva. Whoa. Ryan McCaffrey. Top of the morning. We're talking about

the Xbox One launch lineup. Have we played all of the launch games now? In theory,

in one capacity or another? At least, yeah. I've looked at them all. All of us put together.

Yeah. All the first party in most of the third party games at this point, the thing. We haven't

seen Assassin's Creed on Xbox One yet. That's true. Yeah. So there was that event recently

here in San Francisco where they had all the launch games. That one was conspicuously absent,

I thought. Well, that was a mostly almost entirely first party event. No, we had that battlefield.

Call of Duty has its own floor. Yeah. That's because it's sort of an, well, that's an exclusive.

It's an exclusive. And then Call of Duty's special case. It gets its own floor. That'll feel,

yeah, I don't know. You got me there. You got me. You got me. Get the hell out of here, Ryan.

Not a lot of third party games at this event. Yeah. Well, how are we feeling about the launch lineup?

Yeah. Good. I'm definitely better with it. Now that I've seen Dead Rising, Dead Rising was the game,

you know, that I was like, this is my Xbox One game when I get my Xbox One. And seeing it,

it looks like fun. I don't know how the story will hold together or anything like that. But the

fact that they got rid of the time missions, you know, if the worry about it, if you want to play

in that mode and not have them, it looks like a lot of fun. There's a gazillion zombies on screen.

I'm like, yep, I'm in. Yeah. One point I turned the corner in a vehicle. And it was just

not even hyperbole. No, it was packed. It was an alley completely walled-of-wall zombies.

That's amazing. I actually stopped and was like, whoa. Yeah, that was nuts. Yeah, I had that moment.

See, I was like, yep, totally. And they're shooting fireworks into them. The fire will take

them off into the sky. Sounds magical. Yeah. Yeah, I think of the grand scheme of console

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