What's up everybody and welcome back to another episode of IGN Game Scoop. I'm your temporary

host Tina and Meanie and joining me this week with hopefully zero technical difficulties

our Samuel Clayboard. Oh my gosh. Oh my gosh. Oh, he's my technical

just. I was just thinking about you. Rebecca Valentine. Hi Tina. Hi, Red. And Matt Kim

returning. Hello. Yeah, it has. And it's a real news scoop with our news team on deck

this week. We'll be touching. Yeah, we'll be touching on at least one news item from Nintendo.

But first, Death Boot has officially hit shelves. If you will allow me to use that brick and

mortar term if we're still doing that. And reviews are particularly glowing, including

our own. I know a few of us are playing. So I'd love to hear what does everybody think

so far, Matt? You want to go first? Yeah, I'm I mean, great time. I'm still

I think relatively early in. It's unclear because of the whole time loop structure of it

that I actually don't really know how far into the game I am. But I'm having great time.

I've always been a fan of arcane games, but I've never really been a fan of immersive

sims. But that's loop feels like a real like good balance between immersive sim and like

an actual shooter. And so I'm. Sam even playing too. Yeah. And I really like stealthy games.

I really like sneaking around. And I got to say I've very, very rarely gotten through an

instance of this game without screwing that all up. I keep on doing like the thing where

I like I accidentally shoot the wrong gun or like, you know, I just don't notice somebody.

And I actually really like that. I like the level of difficulty versus like I'm not

quite have my head wrapped around the stealthing. But yeah, everything about this game. I love

the setting. I love it. How it's like I love how it's about like a singular place that

you explored different parts of like an old like missed game or something. I think that's

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