What's up everybody welcome to IGN GameSoup. I'm your host Damon Hadfield. Joining me this

week is Justin Davis. Sam Clayborn. Hey, do we say scoop? Yeah, say it. And very special

guess. Tina Amini is joining us for the first first appearance on GameSoup. First scoop.

And she joins us as our new editorial manager. She comes from Kataku more recently, Mashable.

And she's going to be here in our San Francisco office leading up our games team. So it's awesome

to have you here. We're stoked. Thank you. I'm here. Me too. Now, I know you don't like the

favorite game question. Just because it's hard to choose just one. Absolutely. So instead,

tell us the first game you remember playing. Ooh. Ooh. Well, I guess the first one that I

remember playing in like a really big meaningful and packed full way was in a multiplayer sense

because I spent a lot of time playing games with my brothers and my cousins. We grew up

not being allowed to own consoles ourselves. So yeah, now I write about video games every

day. Take that mom. Yeah. So we had access to like what our cousins had. And together as

a group, we would play a lot of gold and I together. So I have a lot of good like family

memories associated with it. Have you tried to play gold? I recently. It's bad. It's

not really hold up. And like the controls, we just moved on from that type of control

game. It's so weird. I couldn't believe it. At the time it made a lot of sense. But yeah,

now it's just like, what how did we live this way? That's a really vivid. I think this

video is live on IGM, but I've a really vivid memory of like four years ago where I was

doing we were doing the top 125 Nintendo games. And I completely stupid and hindsight idea

to do a let's play of each one. All right. And it's impossible to figure out how to like

capture an N64. But we worked through all that. And like me and Tim Getty, since some people

like it's going to be so fun, we're going to do we're going to play gold and I and then

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