Game Scoop! 692: Our Most Anticipated 2023 Games



Welcome back to IGN Game Scoop!, the ONLY video game podcast! This week your Omega Cops — Daemon Hatfield, Sam Claiborn, Justin Davis, and Mark Medina — are sharing their most-anticipated games of 2023. That means The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, Resident Evil 4, Redfall, and more. They’ll also check in with the Nintendo Seal of Quantity. Daemon has been playing Return to Monkey Island and Mark has been playing Mario + Rabbids: Sparks of Hope. And, of course, they play Video Game 20 Questions.

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45 thoughts on “Game Scoop! 692: Our Most Anticipated 2023 Games”

  1. Mark is so right about the original Link's Awakening.
    I missed how the screens would scroll separately. Something hits my brain 🧠 better when playing a game that scrolls like the 2D Metroid games. 🤷

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  2. I totally agree with Sam amd Daemon, I watched Avatar and couldn't understand what the hype was about. It was just a bad version of Ferngully. The story was basic, the characters were forgettable. The only distinguishing quality is the 3D effects. I appreciate Cameron's drive to push cinema but unlike his other groundbreaking films (T2, Titanic) Avatar doesn't stand the test of time.

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  3. Star Trek Resurgence doesn't have a release date, but presumably is coming next year.
    Exactly why I stopped gaming on PC, my PC couldn't run new games and I've never gone back since starting gaming on consoles.

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  4. Never played return to monkey Island but I like what the creators said in regards to graphics. Many who are fans of the series said that the pixel art was a staple of the series but he was kind enough to point out PixelArt was not a staple of the series it was instead a necessity back in the day because PixelArt was all they had. it turns out back in the 90s that’s all you could do video game technology if he could’ve done more graphically speaking back then he says he would have but today when things have changed so much graphically it appears his dream what he wants the game to look like and we realized. I just feel bad one some try and tie the cities to pixel art when they Siri creator himself says that wasn’t his vision all along that was just where he had to start out.

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  5. Arkane games are all so bad, prey was okay but even then i made it about 4-5 hours into i got so bored i gabe up on it, now i tried deathloop and to be honest its even worse!

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  6. I separate my favorites into top 3’s per console. It’s easier then for me to state which would be my favorite since the machines these games ran on had so many different expectations even between the Game Boy family machines, for instance.

    Great Stuff, as always.

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  7. What in God’s name are you watching Sam? Andor was a three episode beginning that could have been edited down to one or two, but it’s probably going to be a lot better than the other garbage like Kenobi. Then there’s House of the Dragon which is good. That’s it. She-Hulk was ruined and Rings of power is not supposed to be a comedy, yet there it is making everyone laugh when it’s not putting people to sleep. Television is not good right now in general unfortunately, so it’s surprising to hear someone say they’re watching a lot of it 👀

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  8. Potion Permit isn't shovelware, it's a totally respectable RPG adventure with a mid-70 score on metacritic. From what I've played I could see Justin loving it, actually.
    Not a 10/10 game but a huge disservice to the devs to lump it in the 'seal of quantity' section.

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  9. Another great Scoop! A new Zelda is always an event. Also looking forward to Hogwarts, I’m optimistic that it will really feel like it belongs in the Harry Potter canon. Really just depends on if the writing is anywhere near as good as the source material. I do miss the days of knowing nothing about the authors of my favorite stories, most notably their opinions over social issues 🙁 . The best thing a burgeoning creative mind can do these days is stay off of social media, let your personality be a mystery and speak through your work.

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  10. My biggest issue with Return to Monkey Island is I just can't get around the graphics. I just really don't like it and it puts me off from playing it, granted I also haven't played monkey island games since when they originally came out on PC back in the day.

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