What's up everybody welcome to I.G. in Game Scoop. I'm your host, David Hadfield. Joining

this week is Vince and Janito, Sam Clayborn, Scoopy and Ryan McCaffrey.

This chair is weird. Well, yeah. Everything's weird. Believe me, I know it's weird to not

sit in the host seat. Bring back the couches, people keep saying. Yeah, well, we're going

to have a change of scenery, hopefully sometime very, very soon. So stay tuned for that.

Upside down. We're going to the upside down. We've got a great show for this week. We're

going to talk about the most iconic video game set in each state. We're going to talk about

Xbox Scorpio and Horizon Zero Dawn. But first, I want to tell you guys about something

very cool. I.G. is doing on Monday, February 27th. We're partnering with the Video Game

History Foundation to do a five hour live stream. We're going to be playing and showing

off a bunch of rare and canceled games. Awesome. This is a new organization from Frank's

Faulty and Steve Lynn, game collectors and preservationists. They have both like single-handed

flinite, other two people, but they've both been resupported. Double-handed, yes. They've

been responsible for preserving games that just have nobody's ever seen or existed, making

those like available to people so they can study. It's great. And then also just rare

games that, you know, like, how do we preserve these games? We talk about this on Game Scoop

a lot. Exactly. And we're doing like five hours of streaming with them and their rare

games to celebrate and the launch of this new organization. Yeah. So rare games like

Camille and, uh, of course, Gemini. No, rare, rare, rare than that. Thing more like

thrill kill, like that level of rarity. Trying to think of like a canceled actual rare

rare game, but I can't think about it. There's a canceled Capcom game, California

raisins for any. Yes. Yeah. I didn't make it to market. No. And even a corn castle.

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