I'm your host Damon Hatfield. Joining me this week is Justin Davis, Sam Clayborn, and Philip

Musin is returning once again. What's up? Welcome back. We've got a great show for you this

week. We got to talk about Wolfenstein. We got to talk about Yucca Leili. But first, let's

check in with the listeners. Hey, listeners. You're flipping all around over here. You know,

it's the giving season. That time of year. I see time to give back to the listeners. That's not

for now. Hold on. Alright. Give me a head of ourselves. Listen. Listen to us. Remember, you can

always reach us at the email address, GameScoop at IGN.com, just like Kevin did. Hey, Kevin.

Kevin says, Hey, Omega Cops. Thanks for the laughs and great gaming opinions from my commute

into Philly every day. It becomes from where? Comes clear. You make it much more joyful from Seattle.

It's short for Philadelphia. Here's my question.

A geography joke. Here's my question. What games were perfect for the college dorm room? I'm

24. Went to Penn State and the games I loved playing between dorm rooms on a weeknight

were FIFA, Madden, NHL for the most part. Or when we were in apartments, we'd play Halo 3

or fighting games like Mortal Kombat X or Injustice. In your experience, what were the

games to be playing in college? It was those exact games. NHL Mortal Kombat. Well, Halo.

Kevin nailed it. Yeah. It was just like 10 generations ago of those games. Goldmine, depending

on how old you are. Yeah. Well, yeah. So if you're as old as I am, I entered college

in 1996. Super Mario Brothers, or just Super Mario 64 was, that was a big game. It actually

helped me make friends in college. That game was a really big deal at the time. It was groundbreaking.

It was unbelievable to people. It was many people's first experience into 3D games.

Did you live in a dorm? Yeah. I was in the dorm. I was the only one that had 64 and Mario 64.

Did you have a tiny television in your dorm room? Yep. I had a tiny little, that was up in the

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