Tim Gettys

Because they know what the selling point is to data centers and to, you know, the tech side of things.

But that's the big hurdle of when are we going to pass that hump and what's that going to look like?

I do think at some point that will bring costs down.

But at that point, who's still investigating gaming?

I think from the gaming perspective, I don't think it'll ever be the same again.

But I do think there's enough money in gaming right now, and there will continue to be, that I don't think it's over.

It is scary.

It'd be pretty damn cool if they did this.

It doesn't seem real to me, but it seems believable.

Yeah, and here is one other thing that I'm just connecting right now in my head, and maybe I might be missing something.

Is there a chance here that CD Projekt Red saw so much success with Cyberpunk launching on Switch 2?

The way that it did.

Key cards, we're committing all the way.

We're doing this.

We're going to act like this is a big thing.

We're going to be alongside the launch and be the third highest selling or whatever it was.

Could they be like, we're doing the Switch 2 edition.

And if we're doing that, obviously, let's add more and get that triple dip up from all the other consoles as well.

I know Nvidia's had a lot of updates with Witcher 3 of making that game look great, so I just don't know if we've already hit that peak of just like, it has all the fun features, it has all of the RTX, it has everything you could possibly need, but if they haven't hit that yet, putting out that update as well, I think, could go a long way.

People love excuses to replay Witcher 3.