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

this week is Anthony Gallegos. Hello. Brian Altano is here. And Charles on yet.

Hey, he's joining us today. Anthony, listener, Andres Hernandez has a suggestion for your

little catchphrase. You should start. You should yell Arriba Arriba. Let's hear it.

That guy's a racist. Come on, let's hear it. Arriba Arriba. Why is it like you're just a little

boy? Anthony intentionally speaks in a very stereotypical accent. Because Mexican people

are often very soft spoken. Oh, that's the radio. Oh, that's true. Oh, don't do that.

Radio. Game Scoop Anthony, who knows? Not us. That's radio. One, two notches. You're joining us live.

Anthony, we sit in today's episode as one of your cousins. If I want to do a

fan of a bunch of people, my family is saying, you know, we just bought a slowpoke

Rodriguez. We went through this one, and we picked up an entendo. Charles just shittng his

head. I have something I don't agree with for this part of the conversation. Let's get

into this game's business here. We finally have confirmation of multiplayer modes in

Mass Effect 3. Not adversarial, thank God. It's not like deathmatch in space with all

these commander shepherds shooting each other. It's getting at the same guy. It's going

to be a cooperative mode. It apparently is its own separate thing outside of the game.

And you do not play as commander shepard. You create your own character. And then, but

it does tie into the story somehow. It basically leads you towards the final confrontation here.

By where it describes it as players choose from a variety of classes and races. You form

an elite special forces squad. And then you combine your weapons, powers and abilities

to devastating effect as they fight together to liberate key territories from enemy control.

It's kind of like Captain Planet. It is like Captain Planet exactly. These squad missions

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