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ouya prices in at 99 dollars. it's a thrilling time for theme parks. john gerner, managing director of leisure business advisors, is here with the latest on theme parks around the world. good morning to you, and just how strong is business? - business so far is good. most theme parks are just starting their peak summer season, so we're just getting started in most of the country. but so far, so good. we are really looking forward to an upbeat summer. - what trends are you seeing emerge? - i think within the u.s., we are still overall recovering from the recession. but, overall growth has been good in the last few years, and it's been steady, but positive growth. - what's happening globally, especially with china? is there pickup there? - definitely. i think when we look at our industry, we don't realize as far as theme parks, the u.s. is a pretty mature market. we really boomed back in the 1970s - that's when most of the theme parks in this country got built - and it's slowed down since then. but in other parts of the world, they are just picking up. c

ouya is a new game console, it's $99, where all of the games are free to try.e for all gamers and open to any creator that had the passion, vision and enthusiasm to build a game for the television. >> and most interestingly to me, you raised money for this, not from traditional investers but kick starter. >> we took this to market a different way. it's a hardware product, a game console, a software platform and a game ecosystem. we wanted to know early if people would want this. if there was room in the market with the others for something else for an alternative gaming experience. >> how does this compare to an x box, for example, a play station, an nintendo in terms of the computing power and sophistication of the games and the graphics and everything. >> it's a different experience. when you talk about the traditional consoles you are always talking about the processing power or the realism of the graphics or how many polygons are on the screen. what's important to gamers is how much fun they are to play. by opening up the television, opening up the last clo