make things kind of crazy. We all know about how some of the hardcore DmC fans obviously reacted the new Dante. How concerned are you with what the hardcore fans think of the game? Obviously in taking DmC in this new direction, there's no point in going in this new direction unless there's change, right? We knew there was no point unless there was going to be change. There was no point in working with a new foreign developer, especially one as unique as Ninja, unless there's change. So we were ready for there to be some response to it. That was the whole idea of working with a new developer with a new style. Maybe there were some other people at Capcom who were a little more surprised but personally I was ready for it. Why did you point at the Capcom PR during that answer? [laughs] The developers were like, yeah, we're prepared for that. Everyone else at the company was like "argh, I can't believe it!" Western developers working with Japanese IP, why has it become such a trend? Obviously if DmC is a success, then there will definitely be a lot of developers on both sides who will be like "oh, look at this, how can we do something like this". It will put the idea out there in more people's minds. We hope it's a success and it will change like that, should that happen. You mentioned bringing Hollywood story to DmC. Story isn't what