I'm not pulling out my driveway. We all know what that means. Maybe we don't. This is at work

edition. I think the only second ever at work edition I've ever done. But I'm here with Gavin Verhe,

and we're going to talk about Final Fantasy. Woo! I'm so excited. Those are words I've been

waiting to hear for years, Mark, years and years. Okay, so, okay, so you were in charge of set

design. So let's start for the beginning.

What are the challenges of bringing Final Fantasy to life?

Wow, there's so much.

First of all, it's just such a great honor because these games are so huge and I've impacted

so many people's lives.

I mean, I grew up playing these games.

When I was a kid, I played Final Fantasy. Final Fantasy, one was one of the first games I ever bought when I was a kid. So, like, it's really meaningful to me.

And there's 16 different games, each with their different characters and stories and

entirely different worlds.

And we had to put all of them in a single magic set.

So there's a big question of, you know, a lot of other universes beyond, we're looking

at maybe one thing or maybe a couple of things putting them together.

This is 16 different things all in one place and trying to figure out what we're going

to use, how we're going to find the best pieces of it, and how to narrow it down, we'll make

sure everyone in one felt like they got their character in or their story moment in from

things that they were excited about,

all the fans, all of you out there feel like you got what you needed, was going to be really

challenging.

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