Andrew Marok

how distinct are the player bases between College Football and Madden? And how important is it to kind of keep them as distinct-feeling experiences

in the context of your undeniable success with College Football so far, how are you viewing the broader basketball ecosystem as an opportunity

how do you see the rest of the gaming industry positioning potential releases over the next few months and how does that impact your thoughts

how has that community reception to the Battlefield Labs announcement then relative to your expectations or hopes?

Do you have any sense of drivers behind the slower uptake of the current year title? Is it anything maybe to do with market structure

what drives that kind of breakout of success we've seen in some single-player fantasy games in the last couple of years?

can you please talk a bit about the differences in monetization patterns between under 13 players and other cohorts?

Could you give a bit more detail on the shift in discovery algorithms you mentioned

how that's been in terms of bringing in some lapsed players ahead of the GTA VI launch

the thinking that went into the decision to go with Netflix for the time exclusivity

what level of conservatism might you be baking into the guide around general economic conditions as it relates to the mobile business

are there any learnings from the early days of that and some of the recent missions that were created as you look to scale UGC

Can you maybe give us an overview of what you think tools like Genie can and cannot do as it relates to some of the proprietary game engines that you operate?

where are you getting these incremental audiences from? Are there new cohorts of players that you're expanding into?

how does player behavior change in one of those titles versus maybe an annual release where maybe you don't have as much time to sort of make up anything that fell short

what is the pricing environment? How do you feel about the ability to take price? And when do you think the player is ready for that to be born?

is it something where the entire take Take-Two line up is eligible or is it really just kind of an opportunistic thing

how much of the Match Factory! playbook is instructive to future Zynga releases and current successes like Color Block Jam?

how does your approach to building excitement around those launches differ for franchises with faster release schedules?

how much of that do you think is just kind of one, the comp effect, the gen eight transition issues that you had last year

how are you thinking about that sort of paid game mode concept in other franchises across the portfolio?

just wondering if there's any sort of color or visibility you can give into kind of those assumptions built into '27