Jen Donahoe, Eric Kress, Phillip Black, and Mishka Katkoff discuss the impact of California's new digital ownership law, highlights from the Tokyo Game Show, and the record-breaking numbers on Steam. They also delve into Ubisoft's delays, Behavior Interactive's acquisitions, and Meta's new AR glasses, concluding with a look at Genshin Impact's impressive revenue and market influence. Takeaways * Mishka shares insights from his recent travels and conferences. * Squad Busters faces challenges in the competitive gaming market. * Indie game publishing is on the rise with new trends emerging. * California's new law impacts digital ownership for gamers. * The relevance of the Tokyo Game Show is declining in the gaming industry. * Steam continues to break user records, showcasing its dominance. * Ubisoft's delays raise concerns about its leadership and future. * Behavior Interactive is expanding through acquisitions despite challenges. * Meta's AR glasses could revolutionize user interaction with technology. * Genshin Impact's success highlights the potential for high-budget mobile games. Segments: 03:07 Mishka's Adventures and Industry Insights 06:32 Squadbusters 08:14 Quick Hits 15:50 Epic Games and Legal Battles 18:58 Ubisoft Struggles 22:09 Behavior Interactive + M&A 27:16 Throne and Liberty: A New MMO Experience 31:34 Sports FC 25 34:51 India 37:52 Match Factory' 39:08 Monopoly Go's Going Soft? 44:20 Dragon Ball Z 45:27 Chris Likes Meta's Orion AR Glasses?? 52:58 Genshin Impact