What's up everybody welcome to IGN Game Scoop. I'm your host Damon Hatfield joining me this week is Tina Amini

Hello from me and my cat tail and Lion Sam Crayborn

Hey everybody and Zach Ryan is joining us today. What's up everybody?

Welcome Zach and Zach would he said he would like to open up the show by playing us a song on his bass guitar

Zach take it away

Nobody wants to hear just a baseline like that's never something that has ever been requested of anyone that plays bass

Have you ever owned an acoustic bass?

No, those are for nerds

We're talking to you here

Well, we do have a great show for you this week we're going to talk about backwards compatibility on PlayStation 5 an absolutely insane

Completely random NES game that is coming to Nintendo Switch very soon

But first we do not yet know how much next gen consoles are going to cost

But apparently we do know how much next gen games are going to cost and

They're going up price they're going up $10 should be $70 next gen. We'll talk about that more specifically

But Microsoft is doing what is can a good guy Microsoft is doing what it can to try and

alleviate some of that burden some of that extra cost

There are reportedly telling developers that next gen upgrades should be free

We lost Tina lost all of us because the catch is bit through her mic cable

Let's get just my headphones. Okay, keep it going

Okay

This is a report from VGC that sites publishing sources with knowledge of Microsoft's next gen policies

Since the Microsoft has been encouraging companies working on cross-gen games to offer upgrades at no additional cost

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