What's up everybody welcome to I.G. and Gamescoop. I'm your host Damon Hadfield joining me today

Justin Davis Coop. Vince and Janito. Brian Altono. We've got a great show for you today.

So much to talk about. First little housekeeping. Next weekend is Pax East. Brian, I are going

to be there. I'm going to be there. Vince is going to be there. We're going to be putting

on a Gamescoop panel on Sunday of Pax East. So if you're going there, come by. Check

us out. Say hi. 12.30 p.m. on Sunday in the Eraknid theater, I believe. We're talking

about Game of the Decade as the 2010s are halfway over. We are contractually obligated

to start the Game of the Decade watch. Not actually true.

We'll shoot us if we don't fulfill that part of our contract.

It's the Eraknid theater? Yeah. I think so. Wait a minute. Is that wrong? No, it just

sounds terrifying. Wait to be in that place full of spiders. Come join us in the fight

against spiders. Come watch Vince going to an all-out panic attack. It sounds like you're

on the spider's side. It's not a fight against them. It's a fight with them. I want to

kill them. That's next weekend. Let's focus on this.

Bummed I'm not going to be there. This week. Come on, just come on, come on. Come on.

Come kill spiders. Tough story this week. We found out that Batman Arkham Knight is rated

in. Why is that a big deal? I don't know, probably because Batman's whole thing is that

he doesn't kill people and it's tough to imagine how much more violent those games can

get without him ripping someone's head off. It doesn't have to be Batman committing the

violence. That's just true. It's possible that they just looked at the other recent

Batman games and they're like, you're totally killing people. Wait a second. He throws

a guy throwing a guy off a roof in that. You crack the ribs and break his leg and then

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