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

wishing this week is Greg Miller. It's a piece of cake to bake a pretty cake. Brian

Altono is here. And Anthony Gallegos. Hi, it's Altono. No, you found it. Remember they

reminded you of your catchphrase. Well, I forgot already. I don't have a catchphrase.

It wasn't like chaff money. So chaff it up. Chaff it up. That's it. No, it's chaff it out.

Chaff it out. So chaff it out. When did we come up with this? Oh, that was kind of, we came up

years ago when I used to do podcasts, but then I just let it die. Now it's back.

Chaff it up, resurgence. Check the D generation X comes back every few years. It's just like that.

Happy Friday, everybody. This is a big week for gaming. Yeah, lots of big games came out,

this week. Go, bro. What's the matter, Anthony? Anthony is. He's not happy yesterday.

Yesterday. He's looking for a bag of open chips. He's looking for that fooder's waitress girl

from knocking boots. Yeah, there was a picture of her yesterday and I just kept her right here

and I liked it. Yeah, I don't know. I guess maybe one of the more sensitive podcasters here

threw it away or something. I'm not sure. Anyway, big week of games. Skyrim is out today.

Boom. That's what I'm going to be doing all weekend. Me too.

Plank Skyrim. Marwaffer 3 came out this week. You reviewed that, Anthony. Yep.

It's good. It's really good. It's sold a bunch of copies. Sold like 10 million. You gave it a

nine and we also gave battle for it. Where are you getting this 10 million figure? I don't know,

isn't that what I thought I'd say? 6.5 million copies for so long. In US and UK in the first 24 hours,

it made 400 million dollars. So that's not counting, you know, Australia.

Big come from London. And that's assuming that every one of those versions were the 60 dollar one

which they weren't because several a couple hundred thousand of them at least were the like

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