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uh over like this from mellow fellow too in a super chat in anime there are gateway anime like death note cowboy bebop and attack on titan what are the gateway games uh well i mean i mean i i think there's different definition of gateway though because it comes into genres at that point and also like who's your audience in terms of age

uh over like this from mellow fellow too in a super chat in anime there are gateway anime like death note cowboy bebop and attack on titan what are the gateway games uh well i mean i mean i i think there's different definition of gateway though because it comes into genres at that point and also like who's your audience in terms of age

And honestly, another thing that I know was popular for my friends and I growing up was IP games. That's another way to gateway for...

And honestly, another thing that I know was popular for my friends and I growing up was IP games. That's another way to gateway for...

Well, I was at, like, licensed games and stuff, right? Like, I liked Star Wars, so then it was easy for me to get into, like, Star Wars games.

Well, I was at, like, licensed games and stuff, right? Like, I liked Star Wars, so then it was easy for me to get into, like, Star Wars games.

But then that's also tough when Fortnite literally has every fucking franchise and stuff.

But then that's also tough when Fortnite literally has every fucking franchise and stuff.

because of the different situations they're going through because it's you know two characters that get pushed into a video game and that's kind of every video game movie yeah that's exactly what this is you know that's a great point and i think just the premise of uh genre blending and stuff i think that's kind of an easy pitch to hollywood for them to be like oh we can get sci-fi and uh fantasy fans together in the theaters

because of the different situations they're going through because it's you know two characters that get pushed into a video game and that's kind of every video game movie yeah that's exactly what this is you know that's a great point and i think just the premise of uh genre blending and stuff i think that's kind of an easy pitch to hollywood for them to be like oh we can get sci-fi and uh fantasy fans together in the theaters

Alpha playtest.

Alpha playtest.

And like another wrinkle of just like the always online and all this stuff of like, I think for a skate game, especially with the first three, you know, my memories aren't like playing really online skate three. It's having friends over and we're playing offline and doing all the fun modes and stuff is like, Greg, you're talking about going back and stuff for your dailies.

And like another wrinkle of just like the always online and all this stuff of like, I think for a skate game, especially with the first three, you know, my memories aren't like playing really online skate three. It's having friends over and we're playing offline and doing all the fun modes and stuff is like, Greg, you're talking about going back and stuff for your dailies.

I would like the idea of being able to just go back to that game five years down the road. People still are with Skate 3 to this day, right? And then also with the Dead on Arrival thing, I don't think it'll be Dead on Arrival because I think... What that game is offering is a bit more unique than a lot of other live service-y games that are usually more shooter-focused.

I would like the idea of being able to just go back to that game five years down the road. People still are with Skate 3 to this day, right? And then also with the Dead on Arrival thing, I don't think it'll be Dead on Arrival because I think... What that game is offering is a bit more unique than a lot of other live service-y games that are usually more shooter-focused.

I think it'll be something similar that was also released under EA. It was Knockout City. I don't think Knockout City was free-to-play to start, but that was definitely one that lived for a bit because of its uniqueness being a dodgeball game.

I think it'll be something similar that was also released under EA. It was Knockout City. I don't think Knockout City was free-to-play to start, but that was definitely one that lived for a bit because of its uniqueness being a dodgeball game.

Yeah, it was something like that. I think they might have pivoted to free-to-play in their kind of last legs. And then they withered away. And I could see that easily being the story of Skate.

Yeah, it was something like that. I think they might have pivoted to free-to-play in their kind of last legs. And then they withered away. And I could see that easily being the story of Skate.