Game Mess Mornings 10/03/23
Grubb is joined by Jesse Norris to chat about PlayStation Portal doing well in Japan, Payday 3 updates,and a new Monster Hunter?
2023-10-03
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It's the wrong button, Jesse, because I was testing something. It's the wrong button. It Ryan has no risk. It's the Internet. You're busy. Let's do this for October second, twenty twenty three. For the next hour or so, let me help you sort through the world of gaming on Games Mornings Live with me Jeff Grub Today, PlayStation portal has found some love in Japan and the switch to might get video games whoo big shock. But first, please join me. Welcome me today's co host the Games Mornings. It's Jesse don Kabas at Norris. Jesse, how are you doing. I'm doing very well. We're in the middle of NonStop game release time. It's literally been since the beginning of August. It's just been game after game after game after game. I could go, I've done like I'm not twelve or something straight. And right now I'm working on two with a third about to come in. So I'm very tired. How are you? Yes, also tired. I was like, I don't really really have any time to play games this week, and I was I was putting together a gazebo. I built a gazebo. I finished it. That was nice and it's but it was like that was I've been working on that the last couple of weekends, and I really wanted to get it done because we've got some stuff happening here this next weekend. Uh. And so I spent all the week in doing that, and that was fresh. I got to the part to the end where it's like I had to put up there's a curtain on it, and I had to put the curtain on, and I put it on wrong three times, and then by the end I realized I had it right the first time. And this thing's like it's a big curtain goes all the way around the side, so my shoulders are killing me. I'm like lifting up this entire awkward thing, like I'm bumping my mic right now. And I was just I was just done. But then I'm like, yeah, I'm gonna go play some of these review games again. You know, I could say I got Spider Man, I'm gonna play some Spider Man two and uh. And I played way more of that than I than even thought I would. So still making time for games, it's not leaving much time for anything else I do. I do keep looking at the calendar. October's got a ton of stuff happening. Got the October is maybe the busiest compared in August and September were relentless. Like I'm doing. I'm doing Assassin's Creed, I finish Assassin's Creen Mirage. We can say we have that one. Yes, we can got another one. I just got I've got another one coming in. Thankfully. I'm happy I don't have to do Spider Man or Super Mario like I'm because just keeping up with just multi plats is possible. Then yeah, yeah. The month kicks off with lamp Lighters League. There's this guy A seven, which I'm probably not going to have time for either of those. I would like to review the Lamplighters League. I gave it a I gave it a five. I'm sorry, it's really so. It's very good when it works, except for I played that game about thirty hours, but my save is only ten hours in because it crashed and deleted my progness forty times. Yep, oh my god. But when it so, I hope. I'm hoping. They said they're working really hard on patches. I can go back and try it out again that I don't know when I'll have time, but when it works, like if it's good on PC. That's a it's a solid fun game, but on a console right now, a mess yep War Groove two, Detective Pikachu, Borderlands three's coming to the switch with the hell Forts a motorsport obviously God Total War Faraoh, there's so and that's like in the first two weeks, like and we're not even through. Actually it's on the first ten days. Honestly, reviews on Forts and Assassin's Creed our Wednesday we get to say yep. So the rare times we get to say it's annoying, we need to do something about that. Where the bomb cast is on Tuesday and all these embargoes are on a Wednesday. We'll figure out something eventually. Everybody, all right, you know, let's get to this show. By explaining what we do here most weekdays, I, Jeff Greb, will help piece your gaming life back together. That includes breaking news and maybe even some of our own original reporting For all these topics, I'll get the input of a bona fide expert who will make me look smart. If you were watching live on twitch welcome, you can always listen to the show later on podcast feeds by searching for game mess mornings or find the RSS on giant bomb dot com. You can also catch the show later with chapters and time stamps on YouTube. Hello YouTube. All right, we have a lot to get into, so let's start the morning mess with Gaming insider says we will see a lot of multi platforms switch to announcements in the next twelve to eighteen months. This comes from my Nintendo two's video game insider. Tom Henderson, who has a good track record when it comes to weeks, has stated on the social media platform Twitter that Nintendo fans should expect to see a lot of trailers mentioning launching on Xbox Series X and S, PlayStation five, Nintendo Switch to, and PC for third party games in the next twelve to eighteen months. It is not clear when Nintendo is planning to announce it's long awaited follow up to Nintendo Switch to, the Nintendo Switch family of systems. It is the thought that the Switch Too will be revealed sometime early next year. Just for reference, Tom sweet said, really excited for the Nintendo Switch Too, and it's techs and it's tech we'll see launching on Xbox series. That quote that we just read a second ago, Yeah, yeah, I'm this is what I'm expecting. I think this is a completely fair I don't think even Tom was trying to go and be like this is a scoop or anything. I think he's just saying like, yeah, this is what I expect, and it's what I expect as well. How about you, Jesse. Yeah. I mean we even heard it, like with Bobby Cottick in ABK saying like, man, I wish we had put more on the switch and figure out a way to do that because it's old like crazy, and so I don't think anyone's gonna want to be left out this time because the text, you know, at the very least, you can bump down where you gotta bump down. You can hope the d LSS magic works and you can get something out, hopefully better than Mortal Kombat one, but you can get something and then you'll probably have a very large audience to sell it to. So yep, and people love buying games on these systems at launch, so if you're there, they have a good chance of getting rewarded for that. I do wonder if it's going to be like a C change. I imagine some publishers will be more willing to show up for a switch to than not. But I don't think EA is gonna be like every game we put out is going to be on the switch too. For sure. I bet they start maybe putting more of their sports games on there. I still doubt like NHL probably won't come still, but I think maybe everything up to that point probably would. Yeah, they start doing more cloud stuff, like because I mean, at least getting it there in some fashion, even if you sell it a little cheaper. I don't know, Yeah, I don't know. I mean, at this point, we are late enough in the year that it feels like it would be surprising if we got any sort of like official confirmation of a next gen switch before the end of twenty twenty three. If they're gonna do that, I felt like it was probably gonna happen in September. So we're through September now, so I guess, you know, the timeline for it probably does look like, yeah, now it's something to investors or the public and some sort of press release early next year, or you just go right into it and have it in a big video package and then there is the official like switch to reveal event sort of thing that happens later and then it probably the system itself almost certainly right now, it feels like almost certainly launches late next year. What do you think, Yeah, well they've got to figure out all their their shooting schedules for being on rooftops in New York for people switch. That's yes exactly. They're gonna have to try to fight with other companies. Yeah, you get you gotta find the right time of year, so it's you know, it's not too hot, not too cold, pretty tough. Uh, Speaking of Tom Henderson, September did go by? We never got that that slim slim PS five. Yeah, what are you think happen there? Maybe turmoil with Jim Leavin. Oh yeah, I'm not sure really because it seems like it has been an open secret for a while having a Slimmer though not particularly slim PS five that doesn't have a disk drive. But we'll have the ability to add a disk drive to it, probably like that series X Digital is going to be. You know, it's hoping. I was, I don't know how you could do it with the PS five so much to add it on, it's just going to probably be a wart like it is on the one now. But I was really hoping they can figure out like a nice fat base for the Series X and then could it be the shape of a disk work? Yep, that would yeah, you're rank God, that would be that would work fine, I think for yeah, sure, I mean obviously, I mean he was. I think he's been asked about this on social Media's like hey, play once change and boy do I know that that's how it goes? I you and I know that quite well. Yes, And it's the kind of thing where when when when you start thinking about even when he was talking about it originally, I'm like, yeah, I know that they're working on all these things like that is not news to me. This is not news. I don't look it's news to anybody. Sony the hardware company, is looking at ways to revise their hardware in a number of ways, including a pro console, including a Slim, including new ways of like having a disk drive separate. Okay, that's that one's kind of news. But but yeah, okay whatever R At this point, it hasn't been announced, doesn't seem like it's coming this year. I wonder if they're looking at it and they're like, what if we put out a Slim next year? We actually don't ever do the pro one of the like change up their plans a little bit, because I wonder if they went up to developers and publishers and we're like, hey, do you want a pro And I wonder if they like games are selling fine the place they should five is selling fine, We don't. We don't need another headache of yet another skew to to build games for. And this is gonna make it more annoying to like build games that scale down because they're they're gonna scalow it up to this PS five pro. I don't know. I wonder if they're completely rethinking all that. And that's how I felt from the beginning of this. It's like, all this stuff definitely in the works, but I don't think like there's no guarantee that we see any of these things. I suppose the one that I always felt strongly and most strongly about that we would see is the SLIM So yeah, I don't know. They probably still put that thing out, but maybe it's sometime next year instead. Yeah. There, I think with them moving more and more to PC for everything, their pro model can just get a nice PC like we It's what Microsoft. Microsoft is at the well, we've got the strongest plat you know thing. But also all of our games are on PC. If you really want to push four K, right they I have a one twenty. You can just build a PC and then you can get everything exact, even get switch games. If you're a filthy pirate. Yes, exactly, dirty dirty, dirty boys out there. Let's see twit. Twitch Chet says the reason it's because Slim Jim left. Thank you, squid dress. That makes that makes sense why we didn't get the slim all right, let's see here. Leeker says Capcom is preparing Monster Hunter six for for a Nintendo Switch to US. Is from my Nintendo News. More rumors are circulating today regarding Nintendo's long awaited successor to Nintendo Switch. Following far Christ seven, Nintendo Universe editor Necrolipe now says that Capcom is preparing the next game, dubbed Monster hundred six for the new Nintendo systems, alongside the PlayStation five and Xbox series X and S. It's not difficult to believe the latest rumors. Monster Hunter games have always performed well financially for Capcom on Nintendo systems. We might know no more soon. Yeah, listen, I This kind of goes hand in hand with that last story. Next generation games are going to start getting announced for all those next gen systems as well as the Switch too. And yeah, I could see that happening with Monster hundred six, probably going to be Muster Hunter World two, right, that's actually what that's going to be. Us on the others, it would most likely be World. Yeah, And I don't necessarily think that that is going to happen where one Monster Hunter World two comes to the Switch, at least maybe not right away. That could be the kind of thing where it's like, hey, that comes later when when they're ready. But I don't know, maybe the Nintendo's getting out ahead of this. I know they have a good relationship with Capcom. Maybe this does happen. I don't know where do you land on it? Man, It's tough because like Rise was just Switch and then came to everything else. Was switching PCC, switching PC, and then it came to everything else. Yeah, and it came to game Pass at launch on Xbox two, which was cool, and then they got the expansion out for it pretty quickly. So I am curious if they are because Capcom, much like a lot of the publishers now is like man multiplant, right, we should just put our stuff everywhere. They They're mostly running the same architecture, which is mostly just a PC, so yeah, we should get our stuff everywhere we can. And for that series, it's synonymous with Nintendo products. So if there's a way to have their next big Monster Hunter just be everywhere, especially if they could get any type of you know, cross platform multiplayer stuff going, because I know they got that in with Exoprimal, like that could be really big. I could see why they would want to try and do it this time. Yes, definitely, it's it's something that makes sense. I don't know, because it's it makes enough sense, then I think they probably would make the effort to get it ready to go right away. I think they have Capcom's going to have faith in the Switch to the Switch follow up. But it's like, you know, it seems like their plan was, hey, Rise could be for the switch and World can be for this. But if the Switch too is powerful enough, why of course you would throw that out the window, because the World being on the Switch would mean significantly more sales, not just a nice to have, it would be a this would be incredible to have level of sales. That's that's how big the Monster Hunter audience is on on Switch, not like it's small in the other platforms. It's huge on both now at this point, both Xbox and especially PlayStation, but that Switch would really push it above the top. I think Rise before it was on, before it got went to everywhere everywhere, Rise being on the Switch and PC sold about as well as A World did on PC, Xbox and PlayStation. So it's like that that that right there kind of shows you. It's like it's almost equivalent to the other consoles on its own when it comes to Monster Hunter Beyond Beyond this, like do you think Resident Evil nine or the next remake? Do you think that's ready to go for like a switch to Man, I don't they. It's tough. It's always tough to tell with some of the Southeast Asian publishers just where they're going to decide to put something. I get the feeling more and more that the more areas they can get it to, the happier they are. But there have been some some head scratchers in the past year. It's like, I wonder why this didn't come out there? So I would I would still be of the mind that I think they want to, but not if it will compromise anything. But with even if it was any before remake, I mean that was on PS four, which you know allows you to then pretty easily get it onto the iPhone for sixty bucks. So it's another thing where I think they want to, but I just I don't know because it hasn't happened before, so there's no like, there's no precedent to say, oh, yeah, they'll definitely do it. So yeah, Village ever go there? No? Uh well, yeah, but which one there was a stream of cloud? Yeah, it was there a cloud one? Was that the cloud one? That might be right, I think, because I don't think remake did because remakes they make was PS four series and PS five. It actually didn't have an Xbox One version because a lot of times Sony just pays them to not do that in Japan so they don't bother doing it anywhere. So but yeah, I don't think I'm curious four remakes getting PSVR two getting iPhone. It's like it feels like they want to have them everywhere. But yeah, it'll be what the tech demands. I think. The reason I'm like not sure is because that there was that the Capcom Hack a couple of years ago, and there was a Reside Eval game listed for the switch and then and we've never heard anything about that. Now. Maybe maybe they're changing up because they're like, instead of doing a separate bespokes switch Resident Evil or like you know, Resident what are those ones that were on the three DS Reside Evil, Resistance something I can't remember. Yeah, yeah, I don't, I don't remember, instead to like do us something along those lines. Let's just like get everyone on board with a switch too. We'll just wait for that. Maybe that's what happened here. But it's like, I don't know. If they were working on that, it probably would have done fine. On the switch. Have they actually put it out and they yeah, oh Revelation okay, yeah, yeah. Veronica is the when everyone wants for the next remake. But yeah, I think so, yeah, we'll see. They did four before they did Code RONICAUS. They would be want them to do six as a complete remake to actually, like like with dead Space three, to make it good because dead Space three should have been great, but it was in the era of pure bullshit micro transaction stuff at EA with Rich Tello probably, and like the base there could work really well. So that's what I'm hoping. Get the five, get the six, and make six actually good? Do you think this is dumb? Fun? He thinks they're gonna do Receival one as the next remake. I don't think they need to do it. When has that ever stopped any of these companies from from doing it? So you'll need a lot added into it. Yeah, yeah, I think they know that. I think, and I think they would be willing to do that, but I don't know. We'll see. All right, we're gonna take a quick break when we get back. We got a lot more news, including the PlayStation portal doing really well in Japan. We'll talk all about that when we get back. We're back. We're back, Jesse. We're gonna talk more about video game news. Hey, hey, hey, alright, break, I'm wake up again. I know. Yes, i'd let you fall asleep and then assume, as you saw you snoozing, the c's coming off her head. That's when I surprised you and said we were back. What's that? Then the light bulb hit and the mettle of your solid sound came up exactly. Yes, that's how I do it? PlayStation Portal proves incredibly popular in Japan's from Alex Hopley, a game reactor, The PlayStation Portal is proving to be quite the hit in Japan. Over Here, we've reported that it doesn't seem to be a super exciting device, as it will only allow you to stream PS five games over Wi Fi. But even the criticisms criticism, pre orders have sold out in Japan. But even with the criticism, excuse me, preorders have sold out in Japan. As reported by Twitter user Ginky Japan, You'll not be able to find any PlayStation Portals on Japan's Amazon site, Yodabashi, Racketon Books, Big Camera, and every online retailer, So even if the device doesn't do that well elsewhere, it seems Sony may strike gold in Japan. The PlayStation Portal will release in the U s UK, France, Germany, Benelux, Beneloo, I don't Spain, Portugal, Italy and Austria on the fifteenth of November. Hey, why did I Why is there a new country I've never heard of before? That's what's happening. I'm forty years old. I can't be this stupid. It's a ton of count Yes, so it's coming to the fifteenth of November. Do you think it will be a success. Benelux is Belgium, Okay, yes, Bell, it's been Belgium, Netherlands and Luxembourg. Okay, that makes sense now, thank You're very American. We're not near anything, so it's always hard to remember. Yeah. I don't think I've ever heard that term as the shortened version of that, but I'm gonna use it all the time when I'm talking about my Benelux friends. Okay, I want the polaystation portal. Everyone else thinks that's insane, and I agree with them. They're not wrong. You you have the right use case for it where you don't want to be where you work all the time, and you want to be around your family exact but you want to be able to play your console. Yes, and that's that sounds waking around your family. That sounds very very good to me. I want Tom Yeah, I want to be near them, don't. I want to be interacting with Peter Parker instead, though, that's you should get a you should get a g Cloud. Yeah. I keep actually considering it. You the only thing that really gets me with so like the PlayStation Portable is it's nice, you can wake the system up. It's got the dual sense if you're really into that controller. But supposedly the battery life was really bad in the initial leak. I hope hopefully it's better, but like nothing they've made ever has a good battery life. But the g Cloud when I had it for review, and I was doing fifteen to twenty hours running about half brightness, and yeah, the audio it was and it does everything like I could connect to my son's PlayStation, my Xbox, any of the cloud. I was doing a lot of G Force now on it, like it's good. Yeah, I'm I'm definitely gonna be looking at the g I have been looking at the g Cloud kind of been like that price still hurts a bit. So if it goes down, if it if it gets discounted for like Black Friday this year, I'll probably pick it up. We'll see PlayStation Portal though doing well in Japan. I think it makes some sense on the service that is, that is an audience, that is a market that loves to game on the go. But then you think about it's like the PlayStation Portal doesn't enable a lot of gaming on the go per se. I guess they have. You could argue, okay, they have a better sell network over there or more. You know, it's more condensed, it's been so it's easier for them to upgrade. They have the top line stuff, so you could tether it to a phone and probably play games and it probably will work fine in most cases. I'm like unsure if that is how deep the customer in Japan is thinking about it. I wonder if they're like, this looks like the PlayStation Portable or it's like it's kind of got a similar name to the PSP of old, and I kind of want that again because I remember playing Monster Hunter onto that for like over and over and over again, and they're hoping this will recapture that and it's definitely not. But maybe they're hoping for the best and getting it anyhow, What do you think I mean? I have to hope I it's not. I'm not the customer they're looking for because I am just always at the same place and I'd rather just use the console natively. I'm not out and about looking to play. The only thing I think of is maybe if you've got a really small apartment now it means you can more hide your console and not have to see it. Yeah. Like, because for the most part, the limitations of that machine versus the price, I just I don't see it outside of very specific, unique use cases like yours, which makes sense, so I wouldn't want to use that over almost anything else if I'm on the go, because it is so limited. It's it's gonna be interesting. November fifteenth, I'm like, Okay, that's like a month and a half, so I'm gonna wait. Before I reached to people to use it. They were they were impressed by like build quality and all that stuff, because you know, they have good screens, it's a good controller, but they didn't get the tested for battery life, and they're using it in a very controlled environment. So I'm real curious to see the real world performance and use cases that people come up with. Yeah. Lexi mentioned though, like Japan really likes PlayStation and they do, but the PlayStation brand is not so strong that just everything sells because it's called PlayStation. I mean, PlayStation four was way down from PlayStation three, and a lot of at least certain games don't sell. It's it's a switch country. Yes, they're in Nintendo Country, right, and it's like maybe the PlayStation portal is like a lot of people were like, hey, I do like PlayStation, and now this is more like a switch. So now I am on board. It's just not a switch. It's not going to provide the same sort of experience that they're looking for, if that's what they want. But I still think about a lot of people probably aren't getting their hopes up. They're like, I want to make this fit into my life because I do like PlayStation and I would like that to be possible. Well we'll see. I do wonder like I think PlayStation Portal comes out, it is on store shelves for a couple of years, and then we fight out one day, so and he's like, oh, will we stopped making those? And it just sort of fades way that that's my prediction for the device, And honestly, it's like, well, yeah, I mean it's just a peripheral like any other. It's not some new platform. It's definitely not a new platform. So way more excited about the headset and earbuds and stuff. Those The earbuds look pretty good. I would consider that if I wasn't so happing magnetic which which these Audissease are And boy that sounds good. Yes, uh yeah, those those are the ones you're wearing right now, those Audissease, Yes, yeah, I just I asked for a regular one and they sent me the limited edition. You can't get anymore. To try and buy my positive review. Okay, they sound unbelievably good, so it's going to be a positive review. Anyways. You've got money, three hundred and thirty bucks. But yeah, I have a rare headphones that are like snoop Dog branded. Almost one has, but they stopped working about a month later, so kind of a bummer, all right, let's see here. Team seventeen reportedly suffers layoffs during company restructuring. This comes from James Bachelor at Games Industry at up is UK, based in Indie. Publisher Team seventeen is the latest games company to be hit by a round of layoffs, according to new reports. Source has told Eurogamer that the company has announced a restructure that has likely to result in job losses, with around fifty roles said to be at risk. Hello Kitty. Most of these roles are believed to be in the publisher's QA department as it chooses to outsource this to external providers instead, or QA roles are expected to be particularly affected. However, sources also said CEO Michael Pattinson, who took over after long serving leader Debbie Bestwick left earlier this year, is expected to leave. He originally joined Team seventeen in October twenty twenty one. A consultation process is said to be underway, which is expected to conclude in November. Games Industry dot is has reached out to Team seventeen for comment and clarification. Team seventeen already made a round of layoffs within its internal development teams back in March. The industry is seen another wave of redundancies, with Creative Assembly and Epic Games among those recently affected. Seventeen is one that's like they're the worms people, right, they made worms and then they actually they've published a lot of games that I that I like, although, of course I can't bring any of mind right now Dredge, I can't remember I think they did do Dredge. I'm getting up the list of their games right now. If it's gonna load, of course it's gonna be weird. But yeah, I see seventeen. That seems incredible. Yes, so yes, they've done a lot of cool stuff. Let's see yeh dredge blasphemous too. Yeah, either way, it's like, Okay, these studios are just in a tough position right now where where it's you can't count on easy money anymore. Back in the day, it was like back in the day, a couple of years ago, if you were looking ahead and you're like, hard times might be coming. We might be having low tide because we just put out a game it did well. We have about this amount of money and we're looking ahead. We don't have anything that we think is going to pop off like that, So what are we gonna do. We're like, well, we could borrow some money and pay our people that way and not really have to worry about it because the interest payments on that it's going to be so low it's it's really not even a concern. And this is actually almost a more effective way to pay our employees. That is not an option right now. Borrowing money way way, way more difficult, and they have to assume that borrowing money is going to be very difficult going forward. So they're making decisions now being like worst, what's the worst case scenario? Now? If we look ahead and how do we solve that's, well, we have to use the money we have now to get through whatever might happen. So these companies are buckling down in a pretty hard way and that's obviously leading to This is not just video games. This is across the board in a lot of places, and that that's leading to slow slowdowns and economies around the world. I think on a show last week, I was like, oh, you know, there's not really a recession. There's there's not one in the United States, A lot of countries there are. It's not like so severe that I see people call it like a global depression. It's not that. Definitely not that. But there's a lot of slowdowns happening in a lot of places, and these companies are just like, hey, we have to we have to recognize that and prepare for things getting worse, and so job cuts. It stinks because you're like, man, I just right off like blasphemous too. A game that a lot of people love. A lot of people are playing Dredge, a game a lot of people love. A lot of people were playing that. I think this is a trappeng to a kind of a military military shooter. People like that game a lot. It's like man putting up games that are high quality and are hitting, like the hit rate is pretty good, and that's it's not enough. And it's like, yeah, there, that's where we are right now, where a lot of companies are just kind of so frightened of what could happen that they are making cuts even in the face of having successful games. And this is not like an Embracer situation right where it's like an incompetently run company. It's just, uh, they're they're scared and uncertain and they're making changes. Right. Do you think are we through? Are we getting on the other side of this anytime soon? Nope? I think I only get worse. Yeah, And for the most part, I mean, especially when the publicly traded, it just comes down to, well, we've gotta keep you know, the dividends up or our shareholders, and we got to keep our executive pay up of the time. So we're just going to constantly ship on the little guys. They're the ones who'll get cut. They'll be desperate for work. There will be other people who were cut from other places. We can hire them cheap. Like that's the shitty circle we're always in where okay, well, at Unity, we're going to do one hundred and fifty million dollars of executive bonuses in a year, and we're going to fire a bunch of people and do a bunch of dumb shit and all these different things just to keep making sure that we're exponentially growing at all times, which has and never will be sustainable. Yes, So the the word that the CEO might be leaving, it's like, yeah, that's kind of thing where if, if, if the plan you had has kind of led you to this point stepping down. It's like, that's completely fair. It's different than you get from some of these other companies where it's like, hey, restructuring, everyone needs the titan belts except for me because I'm the CEO and I'm more important than you, and that doesn't at least it seems like that's not the case here. Maybe there's something other reason the CEO's leaving, but it doesn't seem there are other country is where it's like we make a little money, we make enough money, we're good and then but then in so many of the western capitalist ones especially it's well we're making money, we're still growing here at Epic, but we're gonna fire nine because we got to grow more. We've got to do. We made a bunch of really stupid investments in the metaverse and instead of me taking a cut, I'm gonna cut you. Type of dumb shit. That is just the constant thing that pisses every normal person off. I think the broader topic here, like you mentioned it, like the chasing of trends. These publishers and these bigger companies like Epic, they chase trends because they're they're afraid there it's foamo. They're afraid of getting left out of what happened with mobile gaming. Mobile gaming was a trend that a lot of these companies took took a second to get on board with, and they missed out on a huge, huge gravy train. Tried like Microsoft has tried repeatedly, and they were eventually like, shit, we just we have to buy our way into mobile gaming. But when when the trends that they chase, I don't think ever had the same promise right they chased the metaverse. VR was a trend for a while. What's the NFTs the people in gaming that actually no gaming and how gaming works, like Bill Spencer and Jim Ryan. As much as we make fun of them, they don't chase that. They'll they'll placate investors with you know, web free in wording and ship. But whenever Phil was asked about it, he's like, no, it's not It's like we've already had that with the way we do in game shit, like having this weird Breggan Mark Zuckerberg doll faced with no legs avatar world to walk around and say hello when no one wants to do that. We had that before, and we realize we kind of all hate each other when we're just talking. It's so like Xbox Party chat isn't huge that more for that reason, or in game chat. I think if they if we like have the benefit of hindsight now and we look like, okay, why did mobile gaming work? Why did free to play work? And then why does the metaverse not? Why does VR mostly not work? Why is it? Why did NFT's not work? And it's I mean to me, it's like it's never really about the new tech or the new even the new way to play games. It's about the business model. It's the business model was Hey, there's a group of people out there who are very price sensitive and what one out and mobile like and mobile it was, oh yeah, we're gonna sell you these small little games and Angry Birds, this big phenomenon, and none of that mattered. What mattered was free to play games that could be played forever and give people a ton of content. And it's and that gave you a rush of gambling. Yes, it's essentially you don't always know what you're buying, you don't always get to buy exactly what you want, and said you're buying a currency that then goes into other things and hoppers and loot boxes, because no matter what we say, most people really really like loot boxes. And you can see it now with Overwatch, where people are pissed. They're like, well, shit, I'm gonna buy twenty dollars of currency and then I've got like two hundred coins left over to get this one skin when I could have won it before on a loot box. Like even though the economics of it fucking suck horrible, but when it's I'm just spending a buck, I'm just spending five bucks, it's very very different. Every time. Then well shit, I'm spending twenty Yes, and it's this pathiveleas resistance that people find themselves on, and none of these other things that have come along that have been trends. Provided that they were they provided like new ways to play games, and people are like, I think people are mostly happy with the way they play games, but they're not happy with is spending money on the stuff that they that they want to when they want to go play games. So it's like, well, here we will give you a game and make you feel like you're spending less money. That's going to work if it's a free to play game where you can theoretically exploit it and be like, oh, man, if I just played this way and this way, I never have to spend any money, I could play forever. And it's like that's going to attract a lot of people. Even if they eventually do spend money. In the back of their mind, they're like, I could be exploiting this and that's very attractive. And well, I always bring up this in as an example, but J. C. Penny when they simplified their pricing structure, and I was like, this is great, man. I know that thing costs five dollars. It's not even doing four ninety nine. That's five dollars, and that's seven, and that's twelve, and it's all color coded, and they're never gonna have any sales. It's everything's going to be the lowest priced all the time. I'm like, this is great. Everyone else freaked out because they love feeling like they're getting deals. They love feeling like they're getting one over. It's you go to a Sam's Club or a Costco and you see on sale one nine ninety nine. If you were there a week ago, it was normally priced one nine ninety nine, then for two days they upped it to two fifty to then be able to mark it down like one hundred bucks. Just it's the it's essentially tricking people as much as you can. And you see a game like people and people like that. That's the thing that's the people like to feel like they're getting one over on the companies. Yeah, like with Halo Infinite they give you you get a ten dollar battle pass, it never expires, there's no Foamo, and we all love it, but I highly doubt it's making the same amount of money that a similarly played game. With the Foamo micro transactions, especially with all the Ulu in them, you know, can make constantly I'm going over the top. So I really what what I'm getting at here is this is a long way, the long road to get to this point of what is pop could possibly be the next trend, And I think that's got to be what a lot of these companies are worried about. They are trying to look ahead, they are trying to be like, I am a leader. I have an idea of what's going to happen next. I have a vision that we can act on, and they fucking don't because it's hard. That stuff is really hard to come up with, but they fucking don't. And the visions they had had in the past were like, men, I go to a conference. I go to the Games to Beat conference. I hear all these assholes talking about NFTs and talk about the metaverse, and well, that's sounds as good as anything. And all these guys with money seem to be into it, and none of it worked out, and now they are left holding their their wieners in their hands, looking around being like, Okay, what do we do next? And there is no obvious answer for any of these companies. I think Sony's like, hey, our big play into into live service that is one thing. But they have a core strength that they do really well and they're going to keep doing more of and that's really their business. That's really their vision. And Microsoft of bringing in more studios and enabling to make more things with the incentive of game pass really hard. Microsoft had pivoted exactly cloud, We're going to do cloud, cloud, Cloud, and then they're like, shit, the cloud's really expensive to run and it's just not growing us very much. So we really just need to diversify. We need to get as much PC and as much mobile as they can. And then and Nintendo's vision is like, well, we've succeeded on the strength of RIP for so long. What if we just took those that ip into more places like theme parks and movies. And clearly that's working, and they're like at the beginning of that journey of making more money than God on all that stuff. So some of these copies have visions and they're doing fine. But all these third party publishers that had like God, go back to the letter that Phil Spencer wrote about, Hey, I was just thinking of that, Right's they never built this attraction to the brand that's something like Disney or Nintendo has, and so now they are left scrambling and they have to chase trends because what else do they have. And there's no trends left to chase right now. No one is talking about the next big thing after AI, and it's like, aik does that look like in games? Have good? Good luck figuring that out. I'm sure someone will, but it's probably not going to be fucking EA or Activision or any of these big publishers are going to figure out what the next wow. AI unlocks some deep value in video games. So there are a lot of a lot of these publishers are scared, and they should be. And I don't blame them. I wouldn't be able to go in there and tell them what to do other than hey, make good games. But we look at these publishers putting out good games and still having to lay people off. So I don't know what the answer is. It's it's a weird time. It's like it's probably it is time to batten down the hatches and try to get through this and see what's on the other side. All right, ye, all right, let's keep moving here. Pay Day three devs swear matchmaking is fixed ahead of big update. This is from Ethan Gotcha Kotaku. After a terrible launch week riddled with air messages, pay Day three maker Starbury Studios says the match making issues have finally been fixed. The promises come ahead of the Heist Shooters first big patch plan for early October. The schedule maintenance carried out last week is fixed the initial match making issues that occurred during Paid three's first few days after launch, The studio wrote in a new update on its website, match making this has been stable and has had good performance after the completed maintenance. The studio says that match making infrastructure for just distributing players to different servers was updated on September twenty sixth, followed by an upgrade on September twenty ninth that added more regional nodes for distribution. I mean, one of the easiest things in the world to predict was that paid A three was going to have issues at launch. We have everyone who right Paid A two had issues to Paid A three is a big online game from a studio that's kind of like, I always been surprised that they had this huge hit on their hands, and yeah, here we are. I mean, are you gonna go check it out now that it's fixed. I don't know, are you paid a guy? I checked it out before it broke, essentially when it was in the early access because they sent us some gold edition which got through the early access, just knowing a lot of these games that do get a subscription deal from the smaller place, and like, holy crap, this is there's a lot more than we were expecting. So yeah, I think everyone saw it coming. I've played a little pay Day two. It's Payday three is going up against their own game that's got way more content because it was out for like ten years or something. So I definitely think it's going to be the slow build up. Probably that that one was more than anything. So even in the end, all these issues early on, it won't It won't really matter like who remembers Damblo three sold the bajillion copies and a game didn't work for like a week or two after launch, Like, as long as you eventually get it fixed and you've got constant updates that you can do, which is the bane of most online games, then I think they'll be fine. Exactly right. They have solidified the process of making a really what a live service game is the platonic idea of a live service game, of it feels alive because it's going to get regular updates at a very frequent interval. And that's what happen the pay Day two, as you pointed out, and now pay Day three has has a chance to build on that. And as long as they have that side of things, I think most fans will be like, ah, the promises there. I'm just gonna keep getting like. No one is saying like Payday three is so broken. Some people don't like the progression, some people don't like that there are criticisms out there, but I think they underline, like people know the reason to voice the criticisms with the game like pay Day three is the updates are going to come so fast that maybe these changes could happen if you've if you are loud enough, the developer might listen. The developer has said like, hey, we're looking at the analytics, we're looking at the trajectory of how players are actually performing, not just listening to the criticisms. Completely fair, but well we'll see. I think you're right, the game's going to be just fine. Game stops. New CEO Ryan Cohen aims for radical transformission transformation amidst financial woes from AID. Yes, this is from my Nintendo news. Game Stop, the iconic give video game retail changes. It's undergoing a radical transformation as its chairman and billionaire founder of Chewy, Ryan Cohen takes the helm as CEO, and his first email to staff, Cohen emphasize the this city of extreme frugality and warned against time wasters as the company grapples with financial changes financial or excuse be financial challenges. Despite Cohen's involvement with game Stop since twenty twenty one, the company has struggled to achieve profitability. Efforts to diversify, including ventures into online deliveries, NFTs and non gaming products, have not yielded substantial returns. In fact, just that like his whole idea, like we're going to be the Amazon of gaming and we're gonna open these distribution centers. They open that and closed them like within nine months. He's bad at this. It turns out Game stops profitability remains hampered by the industry wide shift from fiscal game sales to digital downloads. Grime. Cohen is one of these guys. It's like a hero of the memestock dudes because they believe that he's secretly trying to merge, like Game Stop and Bed Bath and Beyond. Go watch that video. The new video from Dan Olsen folding ideas everybody came out over the weekend. It's called this is Financial Advice. Go watch that. It's it's very good and you're gonna get a very long history about this and how Ryan Cohen fits in there. I think for game Stops, from Game Stops perspective, it's like they're happy or they want to stay away from that, stay above it and and try to build sound fundamentals. But boy, I don't know what how they can fundamentally change game Stop into being an a going concern for the long term. I don't know. How do you how are you feeling about it? Make the walls of every building fun goes well, every actual wall clearly well on their way to that. Yes, every desk, everything in front, the registers, just everything made out of fun goes. That's the only that's the only way they can go at this point. From the last time I was in there, which was like two years ago, yeah, it's I used to go to game Stop a lot back in the day, it was never like, oh, this is my home or anything like that. I had mom and pop shops that I much preferred. Those are all gone now too. But I'm not like, oh, I hate Game Stop so much I wanted to die and like that and know a lot of people really dislike it. Nice if it was good. Yeah, it'd be nice if it was good. But I don't think that doesn't seem like an option. The way Cohen's talking is treats Game Stops money like it's your own. That's always a fun thing to say to employees. It's not their money, honey. That's just if it was their money, they'd get more of it. So why the f Okay? Well, I mean I get like, oh, we gotta be frugal here, but come on, if that's where they're at, whether as saying tone employees to treat corporation's money as if it's their own. To me, that's like, well we're doomed. This is it and all your all your employees don't spend as much as you do with a single decision you make, like you it's like recycling, Oh everyone you need to recycle at your house. Is like, you know, if just a couple of these big companies actually recycled. They do more than all of us combine five times over. Like it's it's it's on you. You're not going to suddenly become super profitable because you treat employees even more like shit or pay them even worse. Like there's way better ways higher up which will affect you, so you don't want to do them that would actually turn things around more. I remember a couple of years ago, as I want to found out like paper wasn't being actually being recycled anymore. It's like all that paper you're putting in there, I know, that's just they're just taking that the dumps. Now ten aluminum, that's the one thing you really, really, real really should recycle everybody. My kid taught me. Now, okay, let's let's keep moving here. EA Sports FC twenty four physical sales down thirty percent compared with FIFA twenty three in the UK, so from Ben Leon at Game Reactor. Now that EA Sports FC twenty four has fully made its debut and launched on PC and consoles, we've been given a look at just how well the title is selling in the UK games industry. Dop is is Christopher Dring has shared a bunch of information shout out to you Dring about the game's physical launch in particular, and it's both a big launch and but also not as big as that of FIFA twenty three. Dring notes that EA Sports FC twenty four has made the has had the second biggest physical launch of the year in the UK, seeing the title fall behind the Legend of Zelda Tiers of the Kingdom, but ahead of Hogwarts like to See. As for this compared two FETA twenty three achieved a year ago. It's said that the physical launch sales are down thirty percent, with only Nintendo Switch posting an increase in launch sales. The Switch version, this is the first version that uses the not the Infinity engine. What do they got the frost Fite right right, This is the first one built on Frost Fight. Yeah, it's actually newer and not an an old red not a reskinned Roster update, which is what the Switch versions have been since the beginning of the system. Remember that's like one of my early YouTube videos that did really well was just it's always see like two or three out of ten review for Switch when they bank give like a seven or eight for everything else. Yep, so that that's one of the main reasons. It's probably up on switch. What do you think is what do you think do you think this is the name or do you think this is just the trend of digital Because thirty percent compared to a year ago, that's a lot. I would say it's both. I mean they've been advertising insanely them with the PlayStation, yes, marketing just everywhere you can imagine, because they know the name is changing, They've got to get that through to the average fan who is not tied in, which is like most people despite what our bubble is so small, us knowing it is not the norm. Also, I mean it's just I don't care about UK physical numbers. Yeah, it's like they don't think they mean that much. Yeah, it's like extrapolate much because it's like they that's audience has gone very digital a lot of cases, so yeah, and a lot of them don't give all the data too, So it's it's interesting to see. But in the end you just sort of like, maybe I don't know because unless we get these FTC style leaks, we don't get the real numbers. Yeah, it's I think Sircanic group doesn't Okay, job of like giving us a snapshot, but even that's incomplete when it comes to these UK physical sales, I guess I do well. I am interested to see like trends, but like like here, it's like, what do we know? I guess I think my gut goes with you. It's it's probably both, but we don't really know. The game seems to be doing just fine overall though. The game will always do crazy good, even when they have a thirty dollar brigain fee, the ultimate team pack that people look at and they get mad yea, but then a bunch of them probably buy it. So exactly Marvel wants they're games to live up to full potential. Reported looking at internal shift going forward. This is from my Nintendo News. Marvel's The Avengers video game, developed by Square Nix, clearly didn't live up to either the fans expectation or Marvel's internal expectations. Therefore, it comes as no surprise to hear that the popular entertainment company feels that their range of games has not been reaching its full potential. The team at Marvel is apparently looking at a large internal shift regarding how their games are developed, and they reportedly believe that this shift will happen with EA's upcoming Black Panther and Iron Man video game. We will have to wait and see how they turn out. Both are a long way off. This comes from a leaker that works I think in Marvel space or entertainment space, and just said that they they're really unhappy with how these games have been performing, like generally. Obviously, Spider Man is not an example of that. That's an example of the game doing very well. But do you think that these other Marvel games, these other characters can have Spider Man like success. Probably not right now spider Man, especially with the Into the Spider Verse movies being so good. I was wasn't really the biggest fan of the live action ones. They're okay, but like it's gonna be rough. So Avengers had the Marvel porn parody look people, which definitely hurt it. Sure they need they need to and Guard Into the Galaxy was freaking awesome. That game was fantastic, and I'm pretty sad and it didn't show better because that game should have done. It looked like trash and the trailers. Yeah, it was so that, but that's always like the freaking Square Enix thing. I don't, although they're really good with the Final Fantasy trailers. But yeah, I would imagine this shift is we're really going to pay a lot more attention and we're probably going to try and focus in work on more established like because EA has been killing it with the Star Wars games lately. They weren't early, but they got respawn on it worked really well. Maybe this does mean Okay, we're gonna go, right, you know, we're gonna go with Bethesda and Machine Games to do uh Indiana Jones game. We're gonna go with EA, and they're gonna really promise us the Moon for Black Panther and Iron Man. So it's I think just having more hands on. I highly doubt they're going to try and do any internal studios or anything like that with the internal shift, but definitely a lot more stringent watching of things after the Avengers fiasco. Yeah, I think that it's I don't know, lest I think with you that you're right that they're gonna be even more hands on now. Disney groups are very hands on already, but it usually comes in the form of how are these things going to fit in the overall universe? Uh? And and you know, are we legally cleared to use this thing created by this artist or whatever they're They're constant with that stuff. It's a it's a hasshole for both sides. No one likes it, but it's a necessary evil. I think that just Marvel Games coming in and be like we are we hey, make that better? How good? What can that really do? Like, yeah, I think they will pay more attention, but like this kind of stinky, I want it to be not stinky. I think that's a tough thing. So I kind of leaned towards the Star Wars approach what Drake's doing with the when that's not Drake, but with Drake Drake is also doing, which is like, let's just make a lot of shit. Let's make a lot of shit, and some of it's gonna be really big, expensive games, some of it's gonna be little stuff. But let's make a lot of shit. And a couple of them are probably gonna be very good, and some of them are going to still find an audience because it's still Star Wars and it's still it was like the old heyday of Star Wars was when they were just so many Star Wars games. Somewhere Okay, somewhere incredible, like like I'm really looking. I love Massive, I love Division one and two, very excited about Division three. I guess I'll play. I guess I'll review Avatar. I really don't like those. Those movies are gorgeous, impeccably made, but I have no interest in them. But I'll still review that one Blue Friends alone. Sorry, Oh okay, I wanted the original look at those goddamn ailed the NAVI. That would have been so much cooler than weird Tall. The early concept was very, very very good. Yes, yeah, like Avatar at this point, like the first Avatar, I really like it. But man, wait water that shit rules I've got I've got this new oh lad, So it's something I watched. I was like, man, this is really pretty, but I don't care about any of these characters. But yeah, watch it in a in a taxi like I did. Which the h the ideal? Do you experience exactly? We do a movie podcast and freaking Nick watched Jesus christ was He watched christ Shawshank Redemption on his phone an hour before we did the podcast. I'm like, God, damn it, man, come on, it's it's Nick. You gotta just let him be. He's the one that always skips the cut scenes, right always, so yeah, no, he hates so it's always fun when he reviews something and I'm saying, if you were going to review this, you're gonna have to know the story or else I'm not gonna let you do it, and he's just very mad. Hell yeah, yeah, keep your foot down. I listen. I'm half on his side. But yeah, still, when they're bad, it's fine. But if you're reviewing it, you got to see how bad they are. Yes, for sure, Yeah, I get it. I think if I was, if i saw like the first few hours of him and I'm like it's bad, I'm like, no, I'm probably gonna start skipping it, and that'll just be in my resume. Long is you you feel like, you know, if you trust your gut, I know what this is, and you watch the ending at least, and then yeah, you're fine to skip the interstitial stuff. All right, I'm gonna hit that the headlines here, there's some other stuff that's that's breaking. I'm gonna take a look at let's see a square. Knix isn't currently looking to bring Final Fantasy seven remake to other platforms. That's a rumor, we'll see. That sounds right to me, though, the moon would be surprised if they were waiting until everything's out exactly. Yeah, I think that's that's what I agree. Uh. The GTA six fans are losing their mind. They are looking at the moon in the game and they think that something about the moon tells them that they're going to get an announcement for a grand theft Auto six. Sometimes that leaker guy who kept saying it's going to be announced really quick and then he ended up turning his account off. Yes, this is like, this is numerology basically where we're at nowhere. These guys are truly reading the tea leaves almost literally and getting nothing. Okay. Epic Games director excuse me, Epic Games is director of publishing strategy is leaving the company. That's Sir gay Glonkan. He's this is from Tom. I'manett at BGC. Epic Games director of publishing Strategy, Sir Gaydoncan is leaving the company. In a statement released on Monday, galonk And said today is his last day at the Fortnite maker. It's unclear if his departure is directly related to widespread job cuts at Epic. Last week, the company announced plants the way off around eight hundred and thirty employees, or sixteen percent of its total workforce. Announcing his departure, Glucan said he was not a good fit for where Epic is headed as a company. So Gluncan is the guy that created Steam Spy, which is the analytics service that a lot of developers used to understand how their games are performing and would perform on Steam. He's someone who has a history of understanding the way digital online stores work work, and the Epic brought him in early when they were doing Epic Game Store, and he was going to be overseeing like that strategy, I would imagine looking at it and be like, the strategy didn't work. Now, in Sergey Gluggan's defense, I don't think they ever really implemented what he would have done. The strategy was just like, go pay a bunch of developers, exclud for exclusive games, and hope for the best. And here we are talking about I have like three hundred and thirty games on Epic Games. I am a huge customer. I bought one of them and that was Hades. Still I've got three D and thirty and yes, that right there, that's exactly what happened with Epic Games Store, and it's a lot, a lot of people will pick those games. Yeah, they've got Solstice free right now. That game is actually really good. Damn go go get it. Everyone should get it, and I think most people many people do. I don't at this point. I don't know if most people do. But that converting into people who spend money just usually isn't happening. I think it's very rarely is happening. People will for the Borderland's game that they really want when it's exclusive on Epic, they'll go buy that one. Beyond that, changing people's behavior was always a losing battle. Everyone. Everyone was saying this beginning from the beginning, I know I was saying it like, this is going to be a huge waste of money, and in a couple of years we're going to be in the situation where they look back, a boy, may we shouldn't have done that, and that that's what's happening here. I think I'm safe in saying that's exactly what is happening here. They look back regret spending all that money. Go Luncan's probably had conversations like, oh, how can we revitalize the store, here's my plan. They're like, well that, we don't really want to do that, and so averse we don't want. We only wonder if it's metaverse right exactly? So uh yeah, it seems like the Epic Game Store uh experiment. It's probably not gonna go away, but definitely they seem like they're scaling back on it. Uh and and Epic it seems like they're scaling back on everything that isn't making money from Fortnite at this point except the metaverse. Yes, except for the metaverse of course. Boy god man, these companies. But the web three, yeah, web three, that's the answering. The blockchains so cool, The blockchains so cool, ice cream so yummy, blockchains so cool. That's going to be my MPC kid TikTok for for everybody. All Right, I got a pole from right and not that well unless I got that too for everybody. Let's see one going from Friday. You need to go to a doctor. That's it's it's it's a really good medicine. I take Uh, we'll have a pod asked out about it. Don't worry, everybody would Vincent Van Go have cut off his ear had he known about Pikachu? Twenty nine percent say yes, twenty seven percent said no, forty four percent said somehow, this is still too soon. So what about van gaw got him? Oh? Man, my wife's an art major. She yells at me about it. Yeah, guy, is that how you're supposed to say it? Jesus, I will say that had he known about Pikachu, he would have been chatline. That does seem too soon somehow. I'm sorry everybody. It just really really made me laugh these Van Go Pikachu things, and thinking about Vincent van Go meeting Pikachu, which he was high lots. Maybe he did meet him. He met the doctor and doctor who I still can't think of a good podcast name. I'm sorry, jen h all right, let's see here. I didn't think of one, but it would require a really like hard to get guest every time, and that was doctor Shu and we bring cho Hey Yoshido to watch it with us. Well, that's brilliant, I got we can get him. No, we can get Shu. We just tell him that Greg Miller's cheating on him. And where you would be the boy? Did you ever play? Had a full boyfriend. There's literally a doctor. There's a doctor Shoe who's a big fat pigeon in that game. If we could get him, it also works. Let's make it happen, all right. I got want with Danny Dwyer played that game. It was something I should watch them all right. I got a new poll going up here in a little bit. I will handle that, Jam, don't worry about it. But before we get to that, Jesse, why don't you tell people where they could find you what you have going on? All that good stuff. Everything is xbox era dot com or YouTube dot com forward slas xbox Era. We try to avoid clickbait, So if you really like us, Patreon dot com, Fordsli xbox Era. But the big thing is on November fourth, much like these guys always do, I'm doing an extra life stream for the kids, so check that out. It'll be over on the YouTube channel. I'll be going all day. So yeah, just xbox Era. We're not fanboys. We just saw a gap in dedicated coverage and wanted to do it. We like everything, especially Nick who mostly just like Nintendo. You like Nintendo? Are you do you have a team that you're open out with Extra life. I made my own, well joined one. If you want to join the Giant Bomb team, you're more than welcome. If you can still do that, I don't know if it's possible at this point, but if you if you want to feel free, I'll look into it. Okay, all right, I got the pole. New pole is going to be. Do you think Marvel can turn some of its other games into spar Spider Man like successes? Yes? I think that would even include Wolverine. So if you think even Wolverine, go ahead and vote yes on that. But yes or no, Yeah, I'm kind of like I think Wolverine's has the best chance. I think it's gonna get close. But that's yes, MCU tricks people because Marvel's IP just weren't as big for the heroes as DC's were. Spider Man is the one that has really taken off in a very different way from the rest. So it's it's just gonna be tough to ever match up. That's none of that is wrong. You're right. Spider Man is the is the standout with me a whole show. I am You're on it. You're on it today, I listen next time you just do it. I'm gonna kick back and take a nap. All right, let's see, we'll get that pull up there very soon. I think I have a meeting to get to, so Jesse, thank you for spending your time to today talk with me about video games. I really appreciate it. It's always a great disagree. There we go. I got one in there. I got one in there. Okay, one time it wasn't a great time. I was really drunk. They're mine, You're on it perfect, all right, thanks you, thank you everybody for watching your the best audience in gaming. We'll be back with the bomb Cast tomorrow. Later today. There might be something, honestly, we're gonna go in this media and figure out right now, no promises, don't Maybe we'll get some quick looks done or something instead. And then later this week, yeah, look out for Blake Club will be back voicemailt dumb Truck on professional Fridays. We'll have all those good things, so look out for all that. We'll have the schedule up probably as well. We're gonna get out of here until next time. Have a good one, take care of yourself and goodbye.
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