Nick Scarpino

We have some games that are moderately successful.

And like at a certain point, success doesn't even matter anymore.

Let's cut shit.

Right.

Like we got to figure out how to make that line continually go up because, because we're a big company, we have big expectations for where we need money to go.

I mean, their previous game being Guardians of the Galaxy.

Which I loved.

A game that a lot of people really liked.

Obviously, like, the best game in the world, no.

But, like, a game that I don't think anybody would be like, this game's trash.

You know what I mean?

Like, either it was okay or good or great.

Like, I feel like people rotate in that.

And at the very least...

I think if they made a guardians of the galaxy too, they could have really made it shine and made it an even better game that would have done better as far as numbers and all that stuff.

But I remind me, I don't know.

I don't remember clearly, but I feel like it probably underperformed.

Yeah.

No shade to Grounded 2, but... I mean, no shade to that, because there's been a lot of... Microsoft, their teams have been doing that a lot, right?

As far as having support CEOs.