In the movie, there's a little more subtlety of where they come from, ... Do they actually come from within us and how?

I'm not really one to put words in John's mouth but what I do know is we've had 360 stuff for a while and it was relatively easy to bring our internal project onto 360,

That's something we want to do, ... but we have to just get to the point where we say 'yeah, we're doing it.'

It will be a name that people recognize,

Even down to the most insignificant detail, they had it exactly, ... it was as if you had stepped out of Prague into the year 2145 on a base on Mars.

With our next project that we're working on internally, for the first time from the very start of the project, we're looking at both PS3 and 360 as something that at least from a programming standpoint, we'll have up and running very early on in the process of development.

We can't say, at this point, that it's going to come out this year, ... There are a couple of big pieces of work that still have to be done.

What you might think is ... couldn't you make a religious game where critics, fans and retailers would all line up and universally say 'Here's a game that has some sort of moral or educational value?'. But people tend to take religion extremely personally and therefore have more opportunity to be offended. If you make, say, a Christian based game, are you going to make it a Protestant game? If so, that might offend the Catholics.

With the new consoles coming out -- and I said this five years ago when the PS2 and Xbox came out -- people all rush to ring the bell for the death knell of PC gaming, and it never seems to happen, and I don't think we're looking at that now, either.