Matt James

And if I'm an executive in Microsoft who doesn't have a love for gaming, I just see hardware, the next hardware company,

as maybe too tall a mountain to climb.

But we'll see.

I think there is a path that they could possibly take with a system that is heavily marketed as half Xbox, half PC, that costs more than PS6, but you could market it as, you know, you can get a PS6 or for a few hundred dollars more, you can get an Xbox and a PC.

And being that they're Microsofts,

You would think, and we've been thinking this for years, that they could possibly make a version of Windows that is gamer friendly.

So if they could make a system that's half Xbox, full backwards compatibility, half PC, you know, you can boot it up and play Steam games on there.

That's a potential avenue I could see as appealing.

But again, it just seems less and less likely that Xbox is just going to miraculously do everything right because they haven't in a very long time.

Yeah, I started playing Resident Evil with Resident Evil 1 on the PlayStation 1.

I have played every mainline Resident Evil 1 through 9.

I have not played Zero.

I have not played the Revelations games.

But I have loved this franchise ever.

since the beginning.

And as someone who, not quite to your degree, Ben, but I tend to only check in on horror and scary stuff when there is sort of a buzz around it as being good.

That's not someplace I usually like to sit in, is that horror genre.

But I am capable of enjoying that stuff when it's good.

And as you can read about in Joshua's great piece on the site this week, there is

a lot of humor in the Resident Evil series as well.