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when you think about your games, in particular Battlefield, where do you see yourself landing in terms of the $70 versus the $80 price point?
Obviously, College Football '25, you had a huge amount of pent-up demand and that could create a tough comp
I was wondering if you could talk about how the kind of Apex Legends work is going to getting it back to where you want it to be
since then, BioWare has had a somewhat challenging decade with some -- a lot of turnover management
Is that based on anything you are you are seeing in the year to date? Or is that more of a hey. These are older titles. Let's be prudent in our outlook
I wondered, Strauss, if you'd like to expound upon whether you think what's happening in the market is an accurate reflection of the threats and opportunities you see coming from AI
I wondered your view on how that affects your ability to attract talent, your ability to place games in the market
Can you talk about whether we're seeing finally a bottoming in that market? Or is this maybe due to some game specific things that impacted the quarter?
anything about the business or the industry has changed structurally such that when your current pipeline reaches fruition, you would not be able to reach those margin levels again?
do you feel like you're getting closer to realizing some of those synergies? Is that something that is a key component of your optimistic outlook
Those other 3, are they still in the software line-up for the year? Or perhaps they've been moved out?