I was going to ask you to know what, let's do it. Inside, it's the UK IGN crew. Hello, we are here.

It is the IGN UK podcast. My name is Dale Driver. Today, I have with me Matt Perslow. Hello.

Hello, and Jesse Gomez. Hello. So, we've got a few things we want to talk about today,

but there's one major talking point that we're going to get to later in the show.

May have been hinted by the intro there is the endless search theme, the great debate.

So, it seems like we've stoked the flame, so to speak, and you all are very passionate about this.

So, we're going to read out a bunch of responses, whether you're pro, whether you're against the theme,

whether you love the theme. We're going to have that big debate later on in the show.

But first up, we've got to cover Resident Evil, because Jesse and I are on the podcast,

and it wouldn't be a Dale and Jesse podcast without talking about Resident Evil.

It always just reminds me of the one review I read about the podcast,

and it might be like six months old at this point, but I remember someone saying,

I always skip over the episode when Dale and Jesse talk about Resident Evil.

It's just like, that doesn't happen often. It's like maybe a couple times a year.

You can't blame us for new releases. It does feel like it's quite often,

but then Resident Evil Capcom are quite prolific with Resident Evil releases.

It's not just the full game, it's the DLC, specifically what we're talking about today.

They released it last week. It was kind of like, it wasn't stealth release,

but it was like a week's notice, I think, for the Ada Wong Separate Ways DLC,

which we all knew was coming. If you got to the end of Resident Evil 4,

Leon says the line, let's go our separate ways.

It's the name of the DLC from the original game.

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