Scott Detrow

So you've got all of these people like that creating these really interesting games, but at the same time, you have a handful of massive companies spending, what, like hundreds of millions of dollars developing the big tent games?

So you've got all of these people like that creating these really interesting games, but at the same time, you have a handful of massive companies spending, what, like hundreds of millions of dollars developing the big tent games?

So you've got all of these people like that creating these really interesting games, but at the same time, you have a handful of massive companies spending, what, like hundreds of millions of dollars developing the big tent games?

They just shut it down. If you bought it, you can't play it. They refunded it. This is all interactive online playing mostly now. It's not like you... To go back to that 16-bit era, you get the cartridge, you put it in, you've got the game forever.

They just shut it down. If you bought it, you can't play it. They refunded it. This is all interactive online playing mostly now. It's not like you... To go back to that 16-bit era, you get the cartridge, you put it in, you've got the game forever.

They just shut it down. If you bought it, you can't play it. They refunded it. This is all interactive online playing mostly now. It's not like you... To go back to that 16-bit era, you get the cartridge, you put it in, you've got the game forever.

I think that all gets to AI in this industry. What's the best way to frame how developers are using AI right now? And I imagine it's two very different answers when you talk about those two sides of the industry.

I think that all gets to AI in this industry. What's the best way to frame how developers are using AI right now? And I imagine it's two very different answers when you talk about those two sides of the industry.

I think that all gets to AI in this industry. What's the best way to frame how developers are using AI right now? And I imagine it's two very different answers when you talk about those two sides of the industry.

That sounds relaxing. Yeah.

That sounds relaxing. Yeah.

That sounds relaxing. Yeah.

All right, so you're at this massive conference, tens of thousands of people. Two different similar questions. What are your favorite things about video games right now as somebody who plays them? And what are the most interesting storylines that you're paying attention to as somebody who reports on them?

All right, so you're at this massive conference, tens of thousands of people. Two different similar questions. What are your favorite things about video games right now as somebody who plays them? And what are the most interesting storylines that you're paying attention to as somebody who reports on them?

All right, so you're at this massive conference, tens of thousands of people. Two different similar questions. What are your favorite things about video games right now as somebody who plays them? And what are the most interesting storylines that you're paying attention to as somebody who reports on them?

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