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the vr video is is a head scratcher for me. I've come out publicly long, many years ago, and said i was never a fan of it, largely because the, well, i mean, remember the early days, you were hooking it to a big old gameanihem, just iki with these tripods up to capture everything i've, i've yet the always bought one. Every time the new one comes out, i pick it up. So you got to stay in a loop on this stuff. But it seems to me, for people, for consumers, to shift their behavior from traditional gaming, especially because we just entered a new super cycle in the next generation game in consols, it has to be a pretty big leap forward in terms of fun. Just like tha is, it a order of magnitude better than the existing experience out there to get someone to say, ok, i'm now going to be vr all the time. But what when? Isi, when is the magic going to happen? I mean, i get that ademo's well, like, everybody loves a good var demo. You jump in there and ther s darth vader across from you, and got your lights abrornans, fun. And then ten minutes later, youyu'r forehead sweating, and youre like, ok, that was fun. Do you think it's another five years, another ten years? It seems like facebook is saying we're taking the long term bet here, like, eventually we'll get the hardware right. Like itis tat your sense of where this is going. I

am a litb more bowlish on vr. I video, i'm a huge personal fan of the quest too. So i tolly agree with you actually, like in earlier generations, i also found it really clunky, and i get a lot of vertical playing it. And so i really haven't spent a lot of time, if the art and tell the quest too. And b will just take it with me as i'm travelling. Or f i'm like sitting on my cach watch ing t v, i can also se my cauch, like just put on my head set and just play some games. That has really been, i've found some of the games, like super hot comes tomin. And some of the others i love be savor and a wreck room. These are all, i think that just when you look at sales. And i think that especially, i think thapple sand air coming out with a hessa. And then the play stations going to be really interesting as well over the next few years, i think we'll see increasing adoption of but i think that the form factor is still not easy enough to use. I think vertical vertigo is still an issue. I think if you play any game in vr for over video, five minutes at a time, may be like an hour, then is still, i think, uncomfortable. And i think that still needs to be solved for this to have true, like, widespread adoption that. And also, in terms of the ecosystem of games, i think were will love to see an open world mmo type of game. And vr ishould play tested video, i think a few weeks ago, and begable to cast spells an ther is just awsome. And so i'm really optimistic about where these games will evolve, beause i think right now one of the biggest challenges is still there's just not enough contentr you actually go through the content of your game in, you know, maybe a couple of hours, and is just doesn't have that deep immersiveness as what you find, like games on picr or consul. And so i think you need ther great games on the platform to continue to detract those users. But i think we'll see that, yes,

my wife is addicted to supernatural.