They were able to clear a lot of their assortments out without having to resort to big sales.

It's like saying people are going to stop browsing on the Internet. It's idiotic.

This is the best game ever made, because we made it, ... It's going to be a lot of fun to play. We found the Xbox 360 to be more powerful than we thought it would be.

You need to understand the timing of what catalogs you send to what customers, and how that's going to influence their purchasing habits.

Are they going to sell used copies of Microsoft Office -- and if not, why not?, ... Why is that Microsoft ( Research ) has no objections to you reselling a copy of 'Halo,' but if you try it with Office, they'll come down on you like a ton on bricks?

Do you when the PS3 launch is? Neither do we. So the question of whether we're a launch title or not is unanswerable because we don't know if the PS3 will be out before we're done or not.

A few years ago, Circuit City was a good example of this. They gave one price online, another price in their ad, and a different price in the store, all for the same item, without any explanation as to why. Simply stated, that's a great way to confuse and frustrate customers.

Both of the next-generation consoles are great machines. They both have lots of power and they both have lots of memory... I don't think anybody's going to be disappointed with either of them.

We weren't a great fit. It took a lot of pain to get an Unreal Engine 2 game to run on the PS2.

We pay to be in Best Buy's flyers, ... We pay market development funds. Publishers drive gaming traffic to these stores. To have them resell the games, with developers having no participation, that's just wrong. That's just fleecing us.