Gilbert Cruz

Jason, you're right.

It does take a while before you hit the title screen.

You know, is it an hour of story, basically?

At least, yeah.

But once you get there, it is.

To me, you need all that story, all that story about mourning and melancholy and telling you the world and telling you the stakes.

Which, again, very French.

Very French.

Do I like France?

It's possible.

Is this where I learned that I like France?

Do you think the industry to that point will take lessons from at least the critical success of this game?

Yeah.

Let's move on to Split Fiction.

This is a co-op adventure game.

I'll describe it very briefly as they're a group of writers.

They're recruited by a technology company to come and test some new gear, which allows you to take your stories and make them

interactive, and immersive.

Two of those writers end up intertwined in the same world, in the same storylines, and the game hops back and forth between science fiction worlds and fantasy worlds.

The thing about this game that's super fun, as I said, is it is one that you have to play with someone sitting next to you, which, again, as a person who...