What's up, everybody? Welcome to IGN Game Scoop. I'm your host, Damon Hatfield,

with him this week is Greg Miller. I bought a book and I want my money back.

Scott Lo is here. What's up, everybody?

And very special guest, Hilary Goldstein is here, former editor-in-chief of IGN.com.

I'm like a scooping from beyond the grave.

Is that what it's called? Yeah. I like by the way that you guys waited until I left to have a podcast

room worth a damn. Yeah, well now that you know we don't have to pay your hefty salary we get

afford all this. So this cost $150. Well, we spent most of it on pizza. Yeah, okay.

Yeah, we were sad that we weren't able to have Hilary in here before he bounced out of town,

so yeah, we're happy you can come back in today. Welcome back to IGN. Technically I did bounce out

of town because I don't live in San Francisco proper, so this is really good. I've really missed

these conversations. What have you been doing, Hilary, since you left? I've been reading your

terrible reviews, Greg. What the hell? Do you talk about it? Speaking of Greg's terrible reviews.

Here we go. You've got Reef for Madness. I got the Reef from the mind, Damon.

Ada Brownie wrote this review. Welcome. I didn't know what happened. I mean, I played

LA Noir and I I solved some pretty grizzly murders. Yeah, but now Colfelps is ready to tackle

the real minis in 1940s. Oh, yeah. It's soup cans. Spoilers. Reef from Madness is the downloadable

content for LA Noir. Of course. Out now, Greg Miller has reviewed it, give it a 6.0. Yes.

Two points higher than its price tag of $4. So there you go. That's math. So does that mean

that I should pay $6 for it? No, that doesn't sound right either, because I thought the $4 was

kind of a hefty price tag for what you're getting. I mean, it basically is just more LA Noir without

a lot of the presentation. When you review it, we talk a lot about how I love the fact that every

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