IGN: Where do you see Wii, PS3 and Xbox 360 in two years?

Kelly Flock: Well, there's a whole bunch of different answers to this one. There are people's personal opinions, industry metrics, and there is how we manage our business, for example. My personal is that I've been bullish on Wii and I think they're going to do a much better job at getting a piece of the market than GameCube did against PS2 and the first Xbox. At the same time, we're seeing good momentum on the 360 and still on the PS3, although it certainly feels like a slower ramp up. So in two years - I don't know what numbers we have on them now, but we tend to accept what the hardware companies tell us and we have an aggressive slate on all three platforms. We're one of those publishers in a unique position of having all the resources to cut across all three of them. We have great relationships with all three companies. And we sort of see them getting into different niches altogether. The 360 is looking an awful lot like it did on Xbox, with the hardcore gamer and the shooter category. The Wii is the one that seems to be getting adopted by everybody - it's an aggressive price point. I don't think it will just be a second console, but I think you will see that the people who do buy a high-end consoles will also get a Wii, and not necessarily the reverse. Right now, we're taking the position that all three of them are going to hit their numbers over the next few years and create viable markets for us.