Hi. We're really tired. We're really tired, Koopalings, but uh, we we roped ourselves in

and said we'd podcast every day, so here we are. I can't even think, right? Yeah, this might,

this might be really belligerent, but uh, whatever, it's here. So it's into no voice chat.

We are recording this at 11, I think. 11-ish. Something like that. Uh, the night of the press

conference, the the the evening after the press conference, after Nintendo's big press conference,

Tuesday at E3, you guys probably listen this day or two or three or four or five later, but um,

we're fresh off the conference and then a day of hell at E3. So yeah, we've been going since like six

am. So again, forgive us for the crazies. And Nintendo had its evening conference this evening too.

So we can talk about that. Yeah, so Rich, what did you think of the conference?

I said it on the live show. I think in a lot of respects, this thing was not what it needed to be.

It was a little underwhelming, honestly. I think we were all expecting the big names, Zelda,

Metroid Star Fox, and then... We technically did get some of those.

Technically did, but in a mini-game collection. That's not exactly what we were all talking about.

That's not what you wanted when you mentioned the Nintendo crossovers. That was that was that was

the thing is like we got all the pieces that were needed except for like probably that one or two,

you know, one concrete game of something soon that's really big and then maybe something that's

a little farther out. And your cat's gonna eat your yogurt. Yeah, I'm not my cat. Sadie Jake,

everyone, she's trying to eat my yogurt so ignore her. She's not being tortured, I promise.

Anyway, yeah, it felt like I said it on the live stream a bit, but it felt like we,

it's like they forgot to do the last announcement or something.

Yeah. Well, it's funny because at the very end they were like, and one more thing,

and we were all sort of like, oh, this is it. This is it. But then they just showed like two more

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