David Donaldson

[BronxBmbrz @BronxBmbrz]

I’m confused as to why they’re making a documentary about allegations that were proven false meanwhile I haven’t heard a peep about the epstein files in a while

[HaliMuse @hali_muse]

Still insane to me

[Bleacher Report @BleacherReport]

STEPHON CASTLE POSTER ON HARTENSTEIN 🤯🤯🤯

DUNK OF THE PLAYOFFS.

(via @NBA)

[Anthony @omgitsbirdman]

Thank you Drake 💯 For years I have been paralyzed and stuck in a wheel chair. But when my friend started playing your new Album “ICEMAN”, I gained the strength to get up and turn that trash ass music off 😭 Thank you Mr. Drake and all you do for the disabled community 🥹

[Five Times August @FiveTimesAugust]

The Epstein case is so bad the government gave you a war, a new virus, and aliens to keep you distracted from it. Sit with that as long as you need.

[KFC @kfc]

sophisticated people like all three

[David Donaldson @deejay9792]

@923TheFan @SportsBoyTony @KenCarman He reminds me of Colin Kaepernick, lots of potential

[David Donaldson @deejay9792]

@thedawgspodcast McCoy at this point 1st round talent in 3rd round you take that chance

[Cleveland Browns @Browns]

trying to add playmakers at every position

[David Donaldson @deejay9792]

@_blue42 Not to defend her, but she says as long as he fits in this new offense. There is missing context. I think Cleveland media is kinda ass myself. But at that time most thought colt was that guy, his coaching staff and gm were horrible. Let’s hope Monken supports whoever plays here.

[Anish Moonka @anishmoonka]

Sony spent up to $400 million making a single video game. It sold 25,000 copies in 14 days before Sony pulled it from sale. Cost per copy sold: about $16,000. The studio shut down two months later. The executive who warned them had already been fired for saying no.

The game was Concord. The executive was Shuhei Yoshida, who ran Sony's in-house game studios for 11 years and helped ship some of the biggest PlayStation hits ever: God of War, The Last of Us, Uncharted, Ghost of Tsushima. These are games you buy once and finish. Sony made billions on that model. Spider-Man alone generated $315 million in digital sales. The Last of Us 2 pulled nearly $250 million. God of War Ragnarok sold 15 million copies, with $279 million from digital downloads alone.

Then in 2019, a new CEO took over PlayStation. Jim Ryan wanted Sony's studios to stop making those kinds of games and chase a different model: live service. Live service is Fortnite's model: games designed to keep you playing and paying forever, earning money through endless small purchases instead of one-time sales. Ryan told his team to ship 12 of these by 2025.

Yoshida refused. Ryan removed him from running the studios and gave him a choice: take a smaller role working with indie developers or leave the company. Yoshida took the role and stayed at Sony for another six years. At an industry event in Australia last weekend, he finally said plainly that Ryan fired him from running the studios for refusing to do the 'ridiculous things' Ryan had demanded.

Of those 12 live service games, 8 were cancelled before they ever came out. Naughty Dog killed a Last of Us multiplayer game in late 2023. Bend Studio's sci-fi game died in January 2025. Twisted Metal and a London fantasy game were both scrapped in early 2024, and the London studio was closed. Insomniac's Spider-Man multiplayer was abandoned. A God of War live service game was cancelled, then the studio making it (Bluepoint) was shut down this past February. A Destiny spin-off was scrapped. Deviation Games, a studio Sony had partnered with, was shut down before shipping anything.

Only one of the 12 actually worked. Helldivers 2 was a big hit. But the studio that made it, Arrowhead, isn't owned by Sony, and they've already said they won't partner with Sony on their next game.

The total damage under Ryan: $3.7 billion spent buying Bungie (the studio behind Destiny), up to $400 million written off on Concord, and roughly 1,500 jobs lost across studios that got shut down. The PS5 generation is now short on the kind of games that built PlayStation in the first place.

Yoshida was pushed out in 2019 for saying no to one strategy. Five years and a few billion dollars later, Sony's current CEO says the new plan is to 'fail early and fail cheaply.'

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

Banger 😂

[David Donaldson @deejay9792]

@Azariel91 A dose of perspective, how would you want to be treated? And also ask questions kids are smart ask why it is they feel the need to talk to people that way. A lot can be solved from understanding where a kids mind is when they are going through something.

[Jenni @hashjenni]

Imagine a little girl tells you an old man was sexually abusing her and your response is “yeah but the stock market.”

[David Donaldson @deejay9792]

@thedawgspodcast It’s because someone has had time to sit which in my opinion is very valuable. Sit learn is something almost no qb gets to do anymore.