What's up everybody welcome to IG and Game Scoop. I am your host Damon Hadfield. Within

this week is Brian Altano, Mitch Dyer is here, and Justin Davis. Hey guys, we've been

on a little bit of a break. I was at Comic Con, then I was visiting family in Kansas,

so we're back after two weeks. I missed all of you listeners dearly. Happy to be back,

talking to you into your ears. This week was a little strange. There wasn't a lot of

big news going on with video games this week. We missed you too, Damie, by the way. Oh,

thank you. I do miss you guys very much, but I'm not here. It actually drives me crazy

when I can't be in the office working and making cool videos for you guys. Yeah, on

weeks like this, when there's not big news, we like to hand the keys to the podcast over

to the listeners and just focus on listener mail. I get hundreds of emails every week from

listeners. I can't ever get to them all. So on weeks like this, we can get to a few more

emails, you know, get to hear from more of the listeners. Listeners, remember you can

always reach us at Gamescube at IGN.com, just like Michael Van Heiss did. He's got a question

about a card game called Magic the Gathering. I don't know if anyone here has ever heard

of it. I've heard of it. I've heard of it. I'm aware that Brian's tired of hearing of it.

He says, Michael says in a previous podcast, you mentioned Loving Magic 2013, the video

game. Do you play the physical card game still? If so, what color do you play? So, is

this just going to be the Magic podcast? No, it's not. So there has been a renewed interest

in the Magic the Gathering card game here at IGN among the IGN editors. It's really

taken over. It's been more of like a cultist uprising. Yeah, sort of. Yeah, it sort of

just swept the office. Now, I love, you're right. I love Magic 2013, the video game. But

I have not yet, like I have to buy a new Dex and I haven't joined in on the actual gaming

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