We're speaking about two or three years ago. So, asking Michael about what the retail strategy would bring 3dfx beyond the games market helped to clear up some misconceptions that I have had about the company. It's a Glide product. These new 3D markets serve to expand our business. And 3dfx wants to be associated with all the emerging 3D markets.
Family entertainment is clearly an emerging trend.
With SoundBlaster the first game to support it was Wing Commander, and then, in time, SoundBlaster became a broad standard, and brand for the PC marketplace. It's no different for our 3D strategy3dfx's strategy has not been too dissimilar. More and more applications use and require a compelling 3D visual experience. And business applications may need similar experiences in time too. However, the application market for 3D is still mainly games, but it is broadening.