Andy Cortez

Oh, 100%.

It's Battlefield to Warzone, where I think...

when call of duty black ops 7 is struggling and battlefield comes out and it's his breath of fresh air and everybody goes oh my god yes this is what we wanted and we're catching call of duty at their weak point at their weakest right now this is you know one of the weakest entries they've done a lot of people are unhappy with it people are doing graphics comparisons saying man black ops 2 looks just as good you know there's like a lot of negativity on cod

And then eventually things start going back to COD anyway.

And you see the player count drop off of Battlefield 6 a bit more.

And then more people are playing art creators than Battlefield 6, which is really, really surprising on platforms like Steam and stuff like that.

But I do think that there will be the hardcore, dedicated Bungie audience that will play this.

And I think someone like Bungie is the only one who could even try to...

you know, get a... I'm thinking of the Backstreet Boys documentary where they're like, you know... Backstreet Specs?

If somebody's going to make the second Backstreet Boys, you want it to be you.

So the same person made NSYNC, like...

you don't want Pepsi to come along and sort of take shit from you.

Why not?

You be the competitor sort of thing.

Yeah.

And I feel like, uh, at this moment you could kind of get the close, you could be the Pepsi to what, um, our creators, you know, Coca-Cola.

Shout out everywhere.

Can't avoid them.

It hasn't made it this weird niche game genre anymore.

This thing that is unfamiliar to everybody.