IGN UK Podcast #162: Somethings You Might Have Missed

IGN UK Podcast

IGN

Leisure, Video Games

4.6 • 1.5K Ratings

🗓️ 23 November 2012

⏱️ 50 minutes

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Summary

Another week, another podcast. This week we talk all about the two possible SKUs for the next-gen Xbox, Sony's junk, and the return of Lawrence Kasdan to the Stars Wars franchise. He wrote Empire Strikes Back! Believe, people. We also discuss and run through some of the year's best games that you might have overlooked or never got around to playing. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	Hello and I will be your host today. I'm joined by Kesser.
0:07.0	I am Chris and I will be your host today. I'm joined by Kaza.
0:12.0	Hello. Hello.
0:13.0	Hello.
0:14.0	Daniel.
0:15.0	Welcome. And Rich.
0:16.0	Hello. And we will of course be making your job as host as difficult as possible today.
0:19.0	Really?
0:20.0	Yeah.
0:21.0	I'll just talk over you all the time.
0:22.0	It'll be great.
0:22.6	Everyone will love it.
0:23.4	It's an all daily office.
0:24.6	Today we'll be talking to some Star Wars.
0:28.6	We'll be talking some Cod.
0:30.6	We'll be talking about 2012 in general, but first up we got some Xbox action I believe
0:36.0	X action.
0:36.7	No? We're not going with X action?
0:40.0	So basically there's been a report today that there will be two versions of the next Xbox,
0:45.0	one being the pathetic sad version and one being the version everybody actually wants.
0:50.0	So to expand on that very slightly the first console is the like like an Apple TV kind of set top box things that I write
0:58.0	This is the comparison that I made because well it seems like it's like it's the Xbox but it doesn't play any of the
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