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Last time was Elden Ring.

I constantly say I'm kind of a fake gamer at this point because I just don't really play games for fun anymore.

Which is not to say I don't like them, but I just have no ambition to make them because there's so many other talented people that are making it.

And right now, more than ever, you're seeing all these cool indie games come out.

I hope that that doesn't get stifled with, you know, technological changes and the fear of AI taking over everything.

I think that, you know, the tools are there for people to make things.

And it's just about seeing people execute.

And I know that I want to make a video first game.

art form, even if it's interactive, it's kind of a video game.

So I guess a little bit there, but a true video game experience, it's not something that I've built my skills toward.

And it would be a, it would be a pretty hard shift for me to suddenly be like, I wouldn't be able to be directly involved in doing most of the, the cobbling together.

I don't know programming, but with filmmaking, I love editing and editing is probably my favorite part of the whole process playing all together.

So that's where my skill is.

And I'm old enough now that I don't think I could shift gears too quickly.

Yeah.

I mean, I wouldn't say that.

I think there's always work more to do.

And far be it for me to take all the credit for those indies rising up.

I think that it's just, you know, it's just fun.

So long as it's fun to see these discoveries, because every once in a while you find a game that's like Iron Lung that, you know, I'm not going to turn into a movie, but it's like, it's something different.