“I don't think we're doing a good enough job finding new players,” Spencer said. “Let's pick consoles as a good example: We found 200 million global households that will play console games. And that number really hasn't changed in the last five, six years.”
“We've raised the price of games,” he added, acknowledging the increasingly common $70 price point following nearly two decades of $60 games. “We went through COVID. We found ways of getting more money per player. I think at some point you reach a peak on that, and, frankly, it can go to some places that are manipulative that I'm not a big fan of.”
The solution, he said, is to “find new customers, and you find new customers through new ways of delivering games to players who can't play those games today, whether that's device, whether that's access, whether that's price point of video games.”
What a bunch of nonsense BS. Gaming is more accessible and cheaper than ever. All the "devices" he's dreaming about already exist. Customers are not interested in whatever your selling, fat pig. Face the reality.