Greg Miller

Quote, it could be a sign of very troubling internal affairs, or they don't want to deal with potential legal issues if Mind's Eye comes out broken. One member speculated. This is Mind's Eye here, if you're unfamiliar. Quote, trying to keep an open mind, but that's sus indeed, wrote another. People don't bail right before they think they're releasing a hit, usually.

Quote, it could be a sign of very troubling internal affairs, or they don't want to deal with potential legal issues if Mind's Eye comes out broken. One member speculated. This is Mind's Eye here, if you're unfamiliar. Quote, trying to keep an open mind, but that's sus indeed, wrote another. People don't bail right before they think they're releasing a hit, usually.

If you were the CFO at Rockstar a week from GTA 6 launch, would you resign? Word of Grabener and Bland's departures from Build a Rocket Boy come days after the studio's co-CEO, Mark Gerhard, suggested the negative reaction to Mind's Eye so far has been paid for in a concerted effort against the studio ahead of its release. Who could have paid for it?

If you were the CFO at Rockstar a week from GTA 6 launch, would you resign? Word of Grabener and Bland's departures from Build a Rocket Boy come days after the studio's co-CEO, Mark Gerhard, suggested the negative reaction to Mind's Eye so far has been paid for in a concerted effort against the studio ahead of its release. Who could have paid for it?

In an exchange on the MindsEye Discord server, Gerhard was asked if he believes, quote, all the people who reacted negatively were financed by someone, to which he replied, 100%.

In an exchange on the MindsEye Discord server, Gerhard was asked if he believes, quote, all the people who reacted negatively were financed by someone, to which he replied, 100%.

Rockstar's got deep pockets. We weren't invited to the preview, or we didn't accept, I'm not sure, because we can't be bots, right? Fair enough.

Rockstar's got deep pockets. We weren't invited to the preview, or we didn't accept, I'm not sure, because we can't be bots, right? Fair enough.

Jason will get it for you. I hope so. June 10th, we'll find out how mine is. And this game comes out in like six days, yeah. We will find out pretty quick. And also there's that IO presentation too, where they talk there to show more minds. So we're going to get a lot of minds.

Jason will get it for you. I hope so. June 10th, we'll find out how mine is. And this game comes out in like six days, yeah. We will find out pretty quick. And also there's that IO presentation too, where they talk there to show more minds. So we're going to get a lot of minds.

You feel that?

You feel that?

Speaking of a brand new world, number four, Sidney Sweeney's split fiction movie lands at Amazon. This is Jennifer Moss over at Variety. A film adaptation of the hit video game Split Fiction starring Sidney Sweeney and directed by John M. Chu has landed at Amazon MGM Studios. Variety has confirmed.

Speaking of a brand new world, number four, Sidney Sweeney's split fiction movie lands at Amazon. This is Jennifer Moss over at Variety. A film adaptation of the hit video game Split Fiction starring Sidney Sweeney and directed by John M. Chu has landed at Amazon MGM Studios. Variety has confirmed.

As Variety first reported last month, along with the news of Sweeney's casting, the actress signed on the project March 6th, the day the game launched, and Chu directing, the script for the movie is being written by Deadpool and Wolverine screenwriters Rhett Reese and Paul Wernick.

As Variety first reported last month, along with the news of Sweeney's casting, the actress signed on the project March 6th, the day the game launched, and Chu directing, the script for the movie is being written by Deadpool and Wolverine screenwriters Rhett Reese and Paul Wernick.

It has yet to be decided whether Sidney will be playing Zoe or Mio, and the film is actively looking to cast her co-star. This girl will be out there, man.

It has yet to be decided whether Sidney will be playing Zoe or Mio, and the film is actively looking to cast her co-star. This girl will be out there, man.

Good for her. That's the whole thing with why she didn't regret Madam Web, right? Is that it got her in at Sony, so she was able to make the picture she wanted to make.

Good for her. That's the whole thing with why she didn't regret Madam Web, right? Is that it got her in at Sony, so she was able to make the picture she wanted to make.