"If" the company were to roll in their operating assets from ViaOne Services the public entity would be doing in excess of $200 million in revenues with positive EBITDA and net income.
They are many ways for the company to meet the criteria for a NASDAQ listing. Most likely, they would convert all shares into a fully diluted stage then do a small reverse split to maintain about 30 million shares outstanding. Unlike most OTC companies that do a RS for the wrong reasons this would be a positive. On a hypothetical 5:1 reverse even people who bought shares at .50 cents would do well when you take into consideration NASDAQ wants an initial $5.00 per share price.
Again, all hypothetical but very doable considering the amount of money ViaOne has invested in GMER.