I don't think we're saying at all that we're doing what Roberta would have done if she had remained in charge of the series, just that she likes the story we've put together and is interested in seeing where it goes. And we are thrilled about that fact that she's saying that our story is continuing the story of Graham's family for people.
Exactly. As much as you guys may think this has gone over to our heads, to us it's really an amazing thing, and we are very thankful for that, to the point where we have started to explore the possibilities of doing the same with other Sierra series. This is truly an honor for us that Roberta has said such kind words about our game, and rather than taking them for granted, we continue to work as hard as we can to make it something she'll continue to be proud of.
If we get the blessing to be able to work with other series, we'll do the same, and under a legal full approval, we'll seek the involvement of the original people as well, and hope that they are willing to work with us. We did seek Roberta's involvement early when we started, but she decided that she didn't want to be part of it, legal issues aside, she feels that if she steps in as a consultant, she'll try to control the game and get very involved --which is not where she is in her life anymore.
We continue to seek their involvement. Ken passed down an offer we made to them recently, again, because they want to enjoy their life as it is. We don't believe that we are the ones to hold the rights to continue these series, but, if we can get the opportunity to do so, why not? There are many people out there who would really enjoy to see more games in the series, as proven by what we've done with TSL, and what other teams such as AGDI and IA have done.
If we can bring the Sierra golden era back, why not? It'll open many possibilities to many people to rejoy in the Sierra golden age.