Hello there I'm Brandon Jones. I'm joined by Daniel Bloodworth and Brad Ellis.

And Bloodworth right now is looking at a mountain of information involving the reason acquisition by Sony and PlayStation of Bungee, which does that destiny there.

We should maybe start, how much destiny you've been playing, how much destinies you played

last year Brad Ellis?

Last year?

But you have played destiny too, though, a bunch. I played Destiny 2 and it came out. That was about it. Okay.

Heber is the one that plays a lot, but he doesn't drag you in.

He tries to, but I say no, no, heber. Do you see more destiny in the future following the acquisition of

Sony of Bungee? Maybe. They better raise the stakes? I'm never like out a hundred percent. This that comes on sparks my interest yeah it's like

End Walker you're done with the end of an era you got move on to something else you know

time to open new doors what what did they buy it for that's like the one thing I don't know blood?

3.6 billion.

Gotta be a couple bill.

Yeah and the yeah let's get the big the big craziness out of the way

that which Sony even led with on their blog a bungee will remain an independent

weird word to me and multi- studio and publisher. So yeah, destiny is not going to become an

exclusive. In fact, it sounds like their future games are not going to become exclusive.

In fact, it sounds like just the

opposite. There's a big long interview on games industry dotbiz with Jim Ryan

and Pete Parsons of Bungee, Jim Ryan of Sony. And it sounds like

Sony is using this to help them leverage their way into moving outside a PlayStation

becoming a multi-platform publisher themselves.

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