What's up, everybody? Welcome to IGN Gamescube. I am your host, Damon Hatfield, with you

this week is Greg Miller, Ryan Clemens is here. It's been too long. Hey, and Anthony

Gaiegos is here. How's everybody doing? TGIF, am I right? Yeah, buddy. Nice family matter.

What's the matter? Greg, every time it gets mad when I just say hi. I don't have a catchphrase.

All right, that's awesome. Clemens is having one. I just say hello in different languages.

Yeah. Comment that. Ola. Thank you. I love it. Multi-cultural. That's what we call multi-cultural

podcasts. I'm feeling it. Guys, you got so much energy. Yeah, David, guide me somewhere. Show

me the way. You've been back in fourth to the office twice already today. Yes, and it's

been doing on traveling. 1044 AM. Yes, I've had to run home and get my passport. Oh, you

doing did it? Yes, that's all done. Maybe we should tell listeners why you have to go home

and get your passport. It might not even happen, but as of right now, I had to get my passport

because a Korean traveling agency is booking me for flying and staying in Korean for next

week. It's Friday. It's Friday. We're recording this on Friday. It's the Korean government,

so they can afford it. Yeah. They are flying me presumably on Tuesday and they haven't

even made the booking yet. The crazy thing is very interesting. God bless Clemens that originally

he was trying to ask if I could go. I wanted Anthony and or Nick to go because they haven't

gone to Korea yet, and I thought it would be a great opportunity for them. And it's also

G-Star is why we're going because it's like the Korean E3. I'm going to be covering G-Star,

and it's like a very PC-slash MMO-oriented show. Because that's what they play in Korea.

Yeah, I mean, it makes the absolute most sense for someone from the PC team to go. Now,

you play Starcraft. That's all that matters. It's really all that matters. I can show up

my Starcraft cred, but I wanted someone else to go that hasn't gone before, and I don't

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