What's up, everybody? Welcome to IGN Games Goop. I'm your host, Damon Hatfield, with

this week is Anthony Gallagos. Hello. Andrew Goldfarb is here. Follow SFSoupco on Twitter.

And Justin Davis is here. You got them to break, didn't you, Andrew? Yeah, finally.

They sent me a $50 gift card for free soup. Soup's on me next week, boys. They sent it to you.

It's on its way. Yeah, it hasn't arrived yet. Interesting. They allegedly dropped them. They're

just down the street. They don't have to mail anything to you. Well, it's like their corporate

offices somewhere else. I had a dream last night as a matter of fact, this is no joke. You

just remind me of it. The Andrew guy asked to start to move back to New York City and start

New York soup code. Oh my gosh, really? The person in charge of New York soup code. That's

dream. That would be amazing. That's way better than my dreams, usually just like my teeth falling

out and stuff. I have those dreams too. But this one specifically, Andrew is like, I'm leaving

IGN to start New York soup code. It's my calling. And you know, if your teeth fall out, you

still have soup. So it would work out. There you go. Okay, I'm going to put some me out there.

Okay. In the past, I think, Sony has occasionally tried to copy the success of Nintendo,

let's say with the PlayStation move. But I think this is the year that they just go balls out.

It's like, fuck it. Yeah. We want to do what Nintendo does. They want to be able to have

franchises that they can drop in every console generation. Everyone's like, I'm buying a PlayStation

because I want to play the next little big planet. And they want to lose only $300 million

instead of, like, what did they lose? Like a billion dollars last quarter. Yeah, much. Well,

I mean, Nintendo operated a $500 million dollar loss. That's what I'm saying. Like they,

oh, they don't want to lose a billion dollars anymore. They only want to lose half that much.

Let's be like Nintendo. The funny thing with Sony too is that like, you know, they've never

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