you get insight to the stats and data and what is happening around the gameplay.gine you could watch the dallas cowboys with emmett smith. the technology is here. they could be an additional revenue stream. >> anyone could be the one to pull it off if they they have the guts to do it. emily: all right, thank you. tim o'reilly, you are sticking with me. a movie people are not watching, "steve jobs" generated just a third of what analysts predicted. rather than dominating, the film came in at number seven, rather than dominating. it is the latest hurdle in a troubled production, executives chastising the filmmaker for the portrayal. michael fassbender's performance has been praised. coming up, halo five is out tomorrow. i will talk to the women behind microsoft's biggest gaming franchise. ♪ emily: square is losing one of its long-standing board members ahead of its ipo. he tendered his resignation from the board according to a filing on monday with the sec. he became a director in june and he will remain an advisor to the board. the filing says it comes as no surpri

like in gameplay, it must be working.eel like they do have great graphics but also the user experience of the game and a lot of loyal users, you can see in their sporting franchises, every time they dden it a new fifa or ma always goes to the top of the charts and they have a loyal fan base him on the titles that they have. want to change here and talk about what is going on with nintendo. what is going on? there is discussion about a mobile app expected today being pushed off again. >> if you look at nintendo historically, it is not the right experience they want to have. have 32 games that tanked because of the gaming experience. thes not much verizon history of doing this and it sets up for a calendar in 2016 with mobile games in 2017 to be that much better and to have a partnership with [indiscernible] , have more time to be fully baked before they have time to show games. cory: and not really a company that is known for doing a lot of partnerships, too. >> yeah. i definitely agree with that. one thing i would point o

in college football, it is a long gameplay offer everybody every week. whether it is a championship race or a better bowl, you only play 12 games. you better take advantage every week. it is not let you get 162 of them. andy: iowa and marilyland at 2:36. not a second earlier. this night always feels a little strange. a friday night without high school football. the last time it happened was the last week of the state fair. the next time it happens, it will be the day after thanksgiving. but even though there are no games, there's still plenty to talk about. and congratulations to a couple of metro big men. urbandale offensive lineman caleb bright named to the an earlier >> residence rose family drama. exclusive. she gave birth to rosy's adopted daughter. the inside story of how her daughter ended up with rosy.

. ♪ >> home gaming was important because it allowed a much broader dissemination of electronic gameplayingr pong at the toy fair in new york. we sold none. and we said, what is wrong with this? >> i mean, here we were at the toy fair with a product that would in fact become the hit , product of the decade. so we cold-called the sears tower and got through to tom quinn, the buyer in sporting goods, that was trying trying to sell the magnavox odyssey. two days later, he is at our doorstep at 8:00 in the morning. that was such a stroke of luck. >> quinn says, how many can you make by christmas? i said, 75,000. [laughter] then he came back with an order for 150,000. >> right. >> i said, we can't possibly build this many. we do not have the capital. he said, let me introduce you to sears bank. >> pong was the one that got everybody's attention. we created the videogame industry because we made the first commercially viable videogame. and then from then on, everybody moved on from there. >> games are part of the dna of most people, whether it be smartphones, oculus rift, i think it is all going