People say, you know, what does triple-A mean, and I think it’s a -- it’s an elusive question because does it mean budget? Does it mean it’s a really big expensive game? Does it mean scale of delivery, so it was a small team and it didn't cost much, but you managed to achieve a huge thing? Does it mean impact, you know, that it did this many millions of copies, you know, that it was this-this-this uh, uh, large game. So I-I-I -- it means important and large, is generally how people use it. Um, and I think that’s sort of -- it’s a -- a weird description, um, but it’s shorthand, I think in the same way that you know, we say Hollywood movies, as thought that means something. You know what I mean because most Hollywood movies these days are shot in Toronto uh, you know, like there’s a -- you know, I don’t know what most of those -- those sort of abbreviations mean, but uh, you know, even Indie, what does Indie mean, is that game company indie? They’re completely funded by Sony. You know what I mean, they’re almost an in-house studio. Is that indie if you’re completely paid for? And when they stopped paying them, so maybe that made them indie from the point that they stopped paying them? But I don’t -- I don’t know, so you know, like all these things, again, it’s part of that movement that I hope is happening where we just start talking about content um, instead of sort of trying to find shorthand ways to talk around it.
