:O I want this game now!!! It better have at least an AO rating lol. 

you play as a fat woman trying to defeat the worst enemy of all time. 

Maths humour, it's so hit or miss. Don't worry, I chuckled a bit. Only about 3/6ths of people can be relied upon to understand math humour, and that usually only about 6/8ths of the time.

I think 12/20 is a better ration of profitable to non-profitable. OTOH 40% success rate for new ventures is not bad. I think it's great that Sony invested in the likes of Puppeteer and even knock off games like Playstation All Stars and even Knack. You can't expect every thing you try to be a success, and that's the key. Sony of course learns that from the movie and music biz too. Sony supports lots of arthouse and indie movies and has regular large budget flops. And not every musician they sign on is going to be a hit maker. So it seems Sony understands how the art and entertainment biz works and is willing to take creatie risks. Perhaps they can be a bit more discerning to improve profitability, but I prefer them to keep on being creative risk takers. Hopefully their more steady profit making divisions, which don;t take creative risks can help keep things going financially to allow the creative segments to keep on trying things on.

Maths humour, it's so hit or miss. Don't worry, I chuckled a bit. Only about 3/6ths of people can be relied upon to understand math humour, and that usually only about 6/8ths of the time.

I think 12/20 is a better ration of profitable to non-profitable. OTOH 40% success rate for new ventures is not bad. I think it's great that Sony invested in the likes of Puppeteer and even knock off games like Playstation All Stars and even Knack. You can't expect every thing you try to be a success, and that's the key. Sony of course learns that from the movie and music biz too. Sony supports lots of arthouse and indie movies and has regular large budget flops. And not every musician they sign on is going to be a hit maker. So it seems Sony understands how the art and entertainment biz works and is willing to take creatie risks. Perhaps they can be a bit more discerning to improve profitability, but I prefer them to keep on being creative risk takers. Hopefully their more steady profit making divisions, which don;t take creative risks can help keep things going financially to allow the creative segments to keep on trying things on.

lol, but to be fair he did say 3 or 4 out of 10.

Maths humour, it's so hit or miss. Don't worry, I chuckled a bit. Only about 3/6ths of people can be relied upon to understand math humour, and that usually only about 6/8ths of the time.

I think 12/20 is a better ration of profitable to non-profitable. OTOH 40% success rate for new ventures is not bad. I think it's great that Sony invested in the likes of Puppeteer and even knock off games like Playstation All Stars and even Knack. You can't expect every thing you try to be a success, and that's the key. Sony of course learns that from the movie and music biz too. Sony supports lots of arthouse and indie movies and has regular large budget flops. And not every musician they sign on is going to be a hit maker. So it seems Sony understands how the art and entertainment biz works and is willing to take creatie risks. Perhaps they can be a bit more discerning to improve profitability, but I prefer them to keep on being creative risk takers. Hopefully their more steady profit making divisions, which don;t take creative risks can help keep things going financially to allow the creative segments to keep on trying things on.