I'm here to kill Chaos. That's my mission. Looks like Chaos has been waiting for us. I only know one thing. I want to kill Chaos.

I need to. This is the Shrine of Chaos. He's here. Chaos. We're here to kill Chaos. It's garlic. No. I become Chaos.

Hello and welcome to the IGN UK podcast. I'm Simon Cardi. And with me, this week is Dale Driver. Hello, I'm here to kill Chaos.

Who isn't with We will be on to that? You may have heard a clip about killing Chaos. That was my plan going into this.

And it probably will open the show. Joe, are you here to kill Chaos? No, I'm here to kill Dale Driver. What?

That was the twist. Are you Chaos? I am Chaos. Oh my God. I'm living Chaos. We're in a battle to the ages.

Like in robot wars or whatever. Robot wars is the first one you went to. It's the battle for the ages that I think of.

Chaos too is in that as well. So Chaos versus Chaos. Yeah. I don't like Chaos too. He thinks he's a better version of me, the Chaos.

You're always a wheelie big cheese man looking at you. I'm not a hypnosis man. Don't be rude.

You can't be a hypnosis would actually just demolish any. Imagine if you've never seen robot wars at this point.

Well, then don't listen to our fucking podcast. That's a very good point. There was a watch robot was listening to this.

Bold statements, but I can't say that I disagree with them. If you don't know what anything we've been talking about there, robot wars or Chaos, hopefully Chaos will, you know, it will definitely reappear later.

And we'll explain why we're talking so much about chaos. But E3 was last weekend and pretty much all week loads of shows and basically we're here to talk about what we thought was good.

Maybe some things before one is good, but I think mostly things we think are good because, you know, there were, there were some shows that were good and there were some shows that weren't good.

But we're going to focus on the stuff that was good.

What did you guys just think of overall? Was it nice to have E3 back despite Joe, you having to work about 400 hours in the two days?

I like that it wasn't like last year where what was E3 was then a three month long gamut of randomly announced things that kept happening.

So that was nice to have it all in one weekend again, Sonya side, but they'll they will insist on being so very cool.

But yeah, so I liked that it was all one thing. I like that it felt like an event. I like that it felt like everyone had a bit of something to show.

But I do feel like you can tell either people don't want to show their big stuff at shows like this or people don't have stuff to show right now because everything's been delayed.

It was it was a slimmer conference than I was expecting going in. But we will talk about a couple of conferences that I do think had were quite stacked for announcements.

Well, I think we're going to lead with those. So let's just get straight into it. Why not? Let's go with actually the most recent one, which was Nintendo.

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