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

week. It's Justin Davis, Sam Claiborne, and Dan Stapleton. And we've got a great show

for this week. We're going to talk about this hot new handheld video game console that's

coming next year. It's very nice. It's not like dance here. Yep, that's what dance

here is. We're going to talk about game demo discs and what happened to them. Oh, cool.

But first, let's begin with an interesting question posed to us from our friend Holden

Hints in Las Vegas, Nevada. And first of all, what do you think about the name Holden Hints

for someone who lives in Las Vegas? It's kind of amazing. Is it real? That's what that

was my question. Sounds like I also think he should be a game guide writer. Sounds like

a guide writer to me. What's the Vegas connection? If you're holding up. Holden up. So I don't

know. These books, how to win a video games volumes one, two, and three are Holden Hints.

Yeah. They certainly are. Open up a random page. Give us a random, random, Jim. This

is from volume three. Yeah, I have these out because I'm reviewing the Castlevania collection

and the actual, really hard stuff in it. So let's look at the review of HideLide. Good.

This is what I buy. This is a very early action. Not to skip the tip section. The rating.

This game tries hard to be like the two link adventures. It has that same look and theme.

In some ways, it succeeds. The game is complex with a sprawling terrain. In other ways, it

fails until you reach the castle. The monster fights are pretty dull. Challenge B, graphic

C, sound effects C. Someone's been listening to John Williams, Indiana Jones March. What, that

was there a view of the music? The Japanese like early action. I got to hear this now. Yeah.

Anyway, here's, here's just a quick tip for you. Okay. Good. Good. Good. If you want to

start the game with most of the weapons as well as the Wasplan ferry, use the password.

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