Hello, split-screen listeners, Kirk Hamilton here.

We're about to get to another one of Jason's E3 interviews.

If you've been listening along throughout E3 week, we really appreciate it.

We've got a couple more of these special episodes coming, and then we'll get back to our regular schedule starting next week.

Before we started, I wanted to mention a cool little update.

On an earlier episode, when we were talking about Sony's press conference, I mentioned the Shaku cool little update. On an earlier episode when we were

talking about Sony's press conference, I mentioned the Shakuhachi player, the Japanese flute

player who was on stage and how super good I thought that he was. So I've been looking around

and finally someone tipped me off on Twitter that his name is Cornelius Boots. And you can find him

at corneliusboots.com.

He has an incredible name.

He's also a sick bass clarinetist.

I've actually heard his name before as a bass clarinet player.

I'm trying to place where it was, but I'm not sure I remember.

Anyhow, props to Cornelius.

You're real good at Shakuhachi, man.

That was a fun part of that show.

Okay, Jason, take it away.

Welcome to another bonus episode of Katakis, split screen. My name is Jason Schreier,

and I am here in the cyberpunk room with Marshin Ivinsky, the co-founder and co-CEO of CD Project Red.

Hello, Marchin.

Thank you for being here.

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