Greg Miller

Without saying so, the studio accused Rockstar Games of corruption.

IGN interviewed Hakan Abrak, CEO of IO Interactive, the publisher that distributes Mind's Eye, and he countered the studio's claim, stating that no one paid for negative reviews.

Quote, I don't believe it.

I don't believe it.

I just think the game should speak for itself on June 10th.

And it's fair to say it has spoken for itself, plagued by books, yada, yada, yada.

So that was to bring back the rock star part of it from these former rock star people.

Yes, that was the idea.

So now I'm going to be... Okay.

So I'm the person coming in to get the information for Rockstar.

You're the saboteur.

You're the saboteur for sure.

I think what it would be personally, my thoughts would be

It's going to be more, the evidence is going to be documentation.

I think of it in the Bethesda, I'm finding a note, right?

I'm getting a data file.

I'm hacking a terminal and I'm seeing literally emails that whoever Mark thinks wronged them sent to Mark or whatever.

You know what I mean?

Like we're publishing our evidence in the game that you're stealing and getting it.

Yeah, but you know it.