Matt James

That's not what I want.

I would like Resident Evil 10 to not be Resident Evil 9.

I would like to see them

do something different.

I think they've had a lot of success in the past few games taking things in a slightly different direction.

And I hope that they continue to do that.

And I hope that 9's success, which it certainly seems guaranteed, it's not going to have them...

jump into this formula and repeat it a lot because it's very successful.

And then we're going to be talking about Monster Hunter Stories 3 as well.

I don't know how much we'll talk about Monster Hunter Stories 3.

We'll see.

But Ben, we've been talking on this episode, on many episodes, about how companies have chased that live service game.

And it's important to remember, as we're celebrating Resident Evil Requiem, that this started in its development as a live service game.

Capcom had the wherewithal to say, this isn't working.

let's not do this.

And they pretty much started over from scratch with this and ended up making a real gem here.

Good call.

That's a big part of why Capcom has been crushing it lately is because they've had all the right instincts.

Somebody said, make a live service, Resident Evil, and whoever had a loud enough voice to say, hey, let's not, I'm glad they had that loud voice.

I think my criticism, my biggest criticism, and the one that I've been hearing a lot is, I want more.