May 13, 2026 · 1 hr 1 min · 17 segments
This week, we're talking about some extremely expensive big-ticket items in the world of game development. From Sony's recent financial earnings reporting a $765 million impairment loss (at least…
Jada GriffinHostAnd luckily, they're just getting cheaper for us, the consumer, you know? That's, I think-
... you can, you can get a video game for, like, 60 bucks, and they're spending, like, a billion dollars on one.
Just go to, go down to the store and buy, buy one, and then there you have the game.
I, I feel like tectonic is even better, just these kind of earthshaking amounts of money getting pushed around.
I mean, there was recently, there was a thing about, um, Ga- the [laughs] GameStop was trying to buy eBay.
And luckily, they're just getting cheaper for us, the consumer, you know? That's, I think-
... you can, you can get a video game for, like, 60 bucks, and they're spending, like, a billion dollars on one.
Just go to, go down to the store and buy, buy one, and then there you have the game.
I, I feel like tectonic is even better, just these kind of earthshaking amounts of money getting pushed around.
I mean, there was recently, there was a thing about, um, Ga- the [laughs] GameStop was trying to buy eBay.
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