Yeah, what's up? Welcome to kind of funny games daily for Monday, March 21st, 2022. I'm

on your host, blessing Adi O'Leah Jr. Joining me is the LaCroix Poppy himself, AKA my fellow

Forbes 30 under 30 AKA Tim. Uh, fucking getties.

Bless what a Monday. This is about to be its GDC week. And that means usually not many

crazy game announcements, but they're like, not this year, boys. We're going hard on a

Monday. Got yeah, right? Like I was going through the news this morning, adding stuff together

for K of GDOs. One of those days where I was like, all right, cool. It looks like, you

know, Fortnite, Fortnite removes building. That's gonna be the headlines. It's gonna be great.

Then all of a sudden, you know, a PlayStation acquires a studio. I'm like, Oh, damn. All right.

Hell, yeah, we got a fire in Tuesday. Then all of a sudden, another big game announced,

Witcher 4, maybe seemingly the secret, the sequel to Witcher 3's announced. Tim, it's

gonna be a wild news day, but before we get to it, are you excited for this week? I don't

know. What is your relationship with GDC? Because this is my first GDC that I'm going to

participate in. I'm excited for you. I think that it's, it is definitely more up your

alley than it is mine. Uh, just like the type of vibe or the whole thing and the type of

people that go and hang out there and like the, just the type of networking. It's not

my type of vibe. It's way more than the games industry, Dev side, which has never been

my groups of people. I have always been more on the entertainment side. You know what?

I didn't want to say it. I didn't want to say it. I just fucking know. No, real talk,

though, which is like, I feel like GDC's always been a weird one for me where in terms of

conventions, I like, I like press conferences, you know, I like announcements. I don't really

care too much about the deep dive looks and the things and, you know, working at IGN

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