On the IGN UK podcast this week, we'll be talking about Call of Duty Blackop 7, Demon School,

and what it's like to eat your entire body weight in biryani.

Hello and welcome to the IGN UK podcast, a show all about the latest video games, movies and TV shows.

I'm not Simon Cardi, and neither is my co-host, Jack Gash.

No, no, definitely not Simon Carly.

Just check yourself up and down, like if you got in like a bike accident or something, just like, no, okay, I'm not.

When I go to the mirror, it's Simon Cardi staring back at me.

Oh, my God.

Yeah, let's just get right into it, mate.

Black Ops, the seventh one of them.

The seventh Black Ops game.

I hear it's, to begin with, I hear it's not really necessarily doing very well in the sales charts right now. It's what people are inferring. It does not seem to do it so well. Can that be inferred by how many people are in the matchmaking? You still get into games easily? Oh, I mean, absolutely. I mean, even the quality of the game that performs badly, like, even the one that we know doesn't do well, like Vanguard when you didn't do particularly well.

Like, I never struggled to get into a multiplayer match.

The interesting thing with BlackUp 7 is that, like, I mean, I've played through the campaign the literally as soon as possible.

And like...

Kind of mid?

I mean, I liked it even less than Matt and Cardi did, to be honest.

They didn't like it a great deal.

I liked it even less.

What's the hook this year?

Let's do single player first, yeah.

Yeah, yeah.

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