But if you have video games, they're colorful, they move, they're incredibly compelling visually and sonically and emotionally. It's like Tom Wolfe and his Kustom Kars. These things are lurid. They're like candy for a writer. So I could write about the evolution of technology and not have to work myself into the ground trying to make it seem interesting.
Video games are interesting.
One of the great things about video games is that they're always on the vanguard because they are so process-intensive. If you look at any given computer, the most demanding application on it will always be a video game because they use so much power for the graphics. They just chew power. The answers have applications in things like video-conferencing, which are actually much more forgiving than games. If the video signal slips a bit, you can deal with it in a video-conference.