I also think that Brad Wardell, having been through a boom/bust cycle with O/S2, has the need to build a sustainable company versus a profit generating company. He sees that he’s got a solid corner of the market nailed down, and he’s going to do what he can to keep that niche interested in his company and buying his games. Wardell doesn’t *want to go mainstream and sell huge amounts of games if that means changing their core product. He *wants* a stable, sustainable business that will be able to continue despite the economic downturn. I think he’s well on his way to doing it.