What's up everybody? Welcome to IGN Games. I'm your host, Damon Hatfield. Joining me this

week is Greg Miller. Hi, Dan Stapleton. Yes sir. Justin Davis. Fantastic show

for you this week. If you're listening to this podcast, nothing's gonna be different

for you. But if you are, if you are, no, I'm just saying it's gonna be as great as usual.

This is how it normally goes. If you're watching the show, you may notice a disturbing lack

of B-roll this week that we only have the fancy B-roll because our equipment is still

being moved up from... Yeah, but we lost Micaransky. So we can't pipe in B-roll anymore.

You still be... I should be there. Come over to God, Mike. Nope, he's got these stuff.

I'm going to raise his daughter as if she were my own. What are you gonna change your name

to? It's what? Or he's key wanted. Penelope? Yeah. Penelope Hatfield. Just change your name

to Scoop. P-H-D. Scoop. Scoop. Scoop. Smic Hatfield. P-H-D. That would be the...

P-H-D. Oh, actually. Penelope Hatfield and Damon. That's pretty good. And we would

talk about like topics that are important to little girls. Games? Anyas? She'd like

tell me about my real days. Like, I'm your real dad! I'm the king of the kennel.

That's a dark curve. I should say dark curve. Anyway, let's start out by talking about EA

Access. What is EA Access? Dan. It is a subscription service where you can play like four EA games

for five bucks a month. It's available on all platforms. No. See what you're doing.

Yeah, okay. It's clever game. This is an Xbox One exclusive service. It is. So, Xbox One.

Epic games. Although, depending on how you read, what's coming out of your reading level,

like what grade you can read, and what languages you speak, but depending on how you read

into the PlayStation statement that came out today from Sony, responding to the Xbox One exclusive.

They claim that Sony they claim it's like, oh, we didn't want it. We didn't even want this thing.

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