Greg Miller

and I know we're talking about the box right now very specifically, but as people enter into this ecosystem, as you have seen people, and this is all fucking, you know, is this actual numbers or whatever, but as I see people on the subreddit, both Xbox and PlayStation, posting, sold my Xbox, bought a PlayStation, here's the whole thing.

As they see people moving and hemorrhaging and then theoretically still buying Xbox games on those new platforms, whether it be Steam, whether it be on PlayStation, I think that starts to work with the arithmetic.

And then is it, when you get in that conversation of like, okay, shit,

do we need to raise game press to $35 to $40?

And you see, that's when I think you start to see the, we're in such shifting sands all the time.

Today is a shifting sands moment as well for what's happening in Redmond right now with Xbox.

Like there's a lot happening at once.

And I think,

as it continues to seem like the deck is stacked against Xbox.

They've had the dominoes lined up, and they just have never kicked it over to be like, we are on a tear and we're beating... I mean, they did from a game perspective.

Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes.

But in terms of headlines and goodwill and brand, right?

Especially as you come into next year, the 25th anniversary of Xbox, right?

Like, it's going to be a defining year next year of what Xbox is doing and where they're going.

But I think it seems like

The writing is on the wall that eventually Microsoft will be the ones of like, stop fucking around.

Stop fucking around.

We spent all this money on all these fucking game studios.

You stop fucking around with this.

Why are you even talking?