sony, i am a straight white male. can i be spider-man? our panel will provide answers and comfort tiers -- first a news break. >>> live from america's news headquarters i'm kelly wright. there is a growing movement underway to abolish the confederate flag from the state government dwrowndz. south carolina's governor nikki haley is leading the charge. a number of state lawmakers agree. haley notes that it was used as a symbol of hatred by the gunman. the pastor clementa pinckney was one of them. the search for those two escaped killers in upstate new york centers this morning in a remote area some 20 miles from the prison and residents there are being urged to be vigilant. they have been on the run since june 6th but searchers think they may be close to recapturing them after uncovering evidence that the two were recently hiding in a hunting cabin. >> it is a confirmed belief for us. itit has generated a massive law enforcement response as you can see and we will run this to ground. >> the wanted terrorist behind the attack in libya has be

has halo 5, guardians and sony's ps 4 for blockbuster franchises including call of duty black ops 3. microsoft announcing it wil holidays. help it catch up to the playstation 4 which sold twice as many consoles. >> i thi it will be a big deal. i thk we're on the edge of people whot over sony talking up ps 4, announcing the individual service, rather than bundled subscriptionn peo are playing games they're watching tv. so we want to have that opportunit the platform here at e-3. sony showing off its virtual reality headset with a multiplayer headsets. >> more fees you bris to gaming wha goggles prind they're partnering with ok you louse risk. >> we fo and make it this is your hand inside of the -- and hands presence is something tha really believe in. >> but some game makers cauti reality revolution overnight. electronic art ceo said it will be years not months beforer impacts ea's bottom line. >>> box and microsoft are teaming up. and that's where we begin tonight's market focus. the cloud storage provider is integrating with microsoft office and enabling users to br service. it will

sony: i do not quite agree.willing to put its people through the kind of torture that greek citizens have been through 25% collapse of gdp. a slight concession in a rescue package from the eu. does not deserve to be a government. even mild concessions will lead to moral hazard and misbehavior. the pain every country has gone through has been so great that would put their people through it voluntarily. - -- no government would put their people through it voluntarily. mark: greece has historically been a poorly governed state. spain is better. even portugal has better structure. sony: no state would voluntarily make itself a failing state to get a better deal. francine: you would not want a failing state, full stop. they do not have much to export. thank you for being on the show. breaking news from the french president. we heard from mr. juncker saying he is not that optimistic. francois hollande saying he does not want a partial agreement. he says anacortes possible tonight on greece. -- an accord is possible to

sony, microsoft. since 2003 sony has been crushing microsoft.t happens when they go head-to-head in virtual reality? mike: i have seen the oculus used in a variety of stages. i am impressed. consumers are impressed. i have seen the sony morpheus that was also very impressive. i saw gameplay. it takes gaming to a new high. you really do feel like you are in the room, grabbing for a gun, shooting people. it really transcends the reality you are in and pitch you in a new place. -- and puts you in a new place. i have not seen a piece of virtual-reality software that i have not been impressed by. olivia: horseback riding? going to sporting events, learning to do heart surgery, they may even teach anchors in virtual reality. olivia: we could use a little help. pimm: what is the cost? compatibilityward is a big cost savings. i do not believe morpheus has said how much they will cost, and oculus doesn't know. the prices will come down. not the most expensive household items. an ipad is also expensive. i anticipate that this will be good money. it will t

. >> wikileaks has posted a new batch of internal documents from sony. you may recall wikileaks published a data base of every sony e-mail and documents stolen by hackers last year. that hack exposed embarrassing e-mails written by top executives and resulted in the resignation of sony pictures co-chairwoman. this has internal sony calendars and expense reports. >>> european leaders will hold an emergency summit monday after debt bailout talks with greece failed fro produce a deal on thursday. both the euro group and greece both say there is still enough time to find a solution before gross's repayment comes due on june 30th. >> reporter: after five months of talks, still no deal. both sides, just not preparing to budge. euro president did mince his words. he said too little progressed been made. too little measures forward. he called on greeks to o come up with and that time is running out. optimistic a deal can be done but the close oer you are to the june 0th deadline the harder it is to approve any sort of deal because a parliamentary procedures o. t

sony and microsoft battle for your living room. sony talking about ps-4 as a media hub.t will soon allow customers to buy individual channels rather than just bundle subscriptions. the service is expanding to los angeles and san francisco as of last night. now, in contrast, microsoft focused on games announcing it will make older xbox 360 games work on its new xbox 1 by the holidays. another weapon in the console battle is, of course, exclusive game content. among them, microsoft's xbox has halo 5, guardians and sony ps4 has call of duty black ops 3. and there was a rave of response to star wars battlefront. that drove sales of gains for the microsoft platform. virtual reality is in focus here. sony showing off its virtual reality headset with the first ever multiplayer headset. and microsoft yesterday showing off its hallow lens augmented reality goggles projecting a minecraft game around the world. and htc's vibe. but virtually gaming isn't for everyone at this year's e3. the ceo says it will be years, not months, before it impacts ea's bottom line. back to you. >> jul

north korea and sony? should we be concerned about north korea?: you do not really believe that north korea hit sony. i do not believe that for a minute. emily: who did that? kim: some sophisticated group that has an interest in what hollywood is doing. emily: you do not think it is a group with ties to north korea? kim: i do not think so. i do not think north korea has the capability. it is a beautiful story for the u.s. government to put this on north korea. it is more likely it was an insider at sony that was disgruntled. emily: i know you're worried about microsoft. kim: obviously, windows software is the most interesting target for the u.s. government because everyone is using it. if you can just use windows update to install a backdoor on some target, you know, that is the most convenient way to get access to everything that happens on an individual's computer or on government computers or bank computers. it is just the logical extension of what they have already done. emily: you say julian assange will be hillary's worst nightmare? kim: i t

that exposed salary information belonging to sony employees. but that was just one of the many companies that were attacked. in all attacks exposed more than 85 85 million u.s. consumer records to hackers last year. about 15% of all americans have had personal information stolen by hackers. the question, of course, is what more can be done to fight people and forces that are hacking america. clearly the tens of billions of dollars spent on cyber security technology aren't enough. but the first step is for all of us to understand how hackers can steal and sell valuable information that belongs to you. barry snow has the story. >>reporter: it's almost like an ebay for stolen data. the site is sophisticated like amazon complete with reviews. but what's being sold is some of the most valuable information you possess. how much is my social security number worth? dollars. >> a couple of dollars? he's a former black hat hacker and he took us on a tour of the dark web. there, identities are hidden and whereabouts are largely invisible. >> they can actu

in november controversial sony data was released including sensitive information about sony employeesmails, salaries and copies of unreleased movies. new documents include details about a sex discrimination suit brought by a former sony executive. >>> google launched a new service to verify eyewitness news videos. it is called youtube newswire. the ability of people to shoot video with their phone has changed the way news organizations like cbs news reports on big events. they will gather the wireless videos and make sure they're trustworthy. >>> and, alison, if you're interested in a personal robot, here's your chance. pepper goes on sale tomorrow. pepper talks and they say it has a heart, can recognize human emotions and react with stimulations of anger, joy, and irritation. it sells in japan for $1,600. overseas sales are expected next year. alison? >> how do you think pepper feels about cleaning my house? >> hopefully good. >> there you go. jill wagner at the new york stock exchange. jill, thanks. >>> when we return, taking the air out of deflategate. a patriots football from the

still ahead, sony surprise.ompany makes plans for its first share sale in 26 years. ♪ mark: welcome back. thanks for staying with us. let's take a look at the european market close. here's mark barton from london. on the75 billion euros stock 600 on monday when it slid by 2.7%. wipedr 90 billion euros off today as greece readies to miss its 1.7 billion euro payment to the imf and prepares to exit the protection of europe's bailout. throw into the mix we've got greece requesting a new to your two-yearrogram -- bailout program. the plot thickens. says the outcome of earnings growth remains positive in europe. sticking to the forecast for the euro stock 50 the year at 4000. it climbed up 15% from monday's close when it sank by 4.2%. i want to finish with the dax index. tuesday, a finished the session down by 9/10 of 1% -- .9%. take a look at how it's fared over six months. this is fascinating. in the first quarter, the dax had its best quarterly rise since june of 2003, jumping by this much. at the end of the secon

the biggest flash in the gaming pond this year was made by sony.e electronics electronics giant is bringing out new versions of classic games for its play station platform, include final fantasy seven. gamers could barely contain themselves when sony teased them with awith trailer for the last guardian a game that's been in development no seven years featuring a boy protagonist engaged in adventures and escapes along with his giant pet a kind of bird cat griffin mix and match type of creature. this year's e3 has been something of a coming out party for virtual reality devices. now, these machines have been talked about for years but now finally some of the biggest names in technology have devises that are just about ready to hit the consumer marketplace. facebook has oculus, sony has moore fee us, and microsoft has hello lens which is a new twist on v.r. >> rather than taking you in to a virtual world what it does for microsoft is protect the virtual world on to the world you see around you. so appearing like holograms so you can be staring at your

jon fortt is live with sony's president and coo. >> president of sony electronics, thanks so much forock up nearly 50% year to date. today we're talking about an area that's been under fire from these, from smartphones. you're working on your cameras today. you have some new capabilities. tell me about the most important ones. >> well we have -- we made three announcements today. in the imaging sector we have and commanding lead of image sensor tech noll xwinology worldwide. we announced three cameras, covering the enthusiast, hobbyist professional consumer? they'll still shoot motion video in 4k. this one here is obviously compact design. and won't only shoot in 4k but it has super slow motion. so with two seconds capture, you can watch back data the eyes can't see in real time which will give you 80 seconds play back. >> now gopro has built a multi-billion dollar company in the action camera market. i know you guys are in that market, too, trying to compete with them. you looking at drones? because gopro just said they're coming out with a drone as well. sony tries to be forward thi

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. >> sony bringing out new versions of classic games for hits play station platform including shenmu 3 and fantasy seven. fans could barely contain themselves. the last guardian a game in development for seven years features a boy protagonist engaged in adventures and escapes along with his giant pet, a kind of birth-cat-griffin type of creature. this is a coming out party for virtue realityvirtual reality markets. facebook has oculus, sony has orphius. >> what hollowlands does for microsoft, appearing like at hol holo grams. ,. >> big corporations that dominate and rake in $93 billion a year, bigger than movie and music businesses combined. rob reynolds, al jazeera, los angeles. >> you can always check out our website, aljazeera.com. "america tonight"s sheila macvicar with a world leader on climate change, and her cautious about the coming storm. >> it is cyclones beyond belief, it is cities, miami, other cities going under, under water. house of screams. the torture that took place inside a chicago police station. "america tonight"s lisa fletcher

we saw the sony had arian it changed the game.s that the thing that really gets business concerned about the cost of these things? guest: i think since before sony no one had an understanding that an attack could result in such disruption. the interesting take away is that every attack we see even by financially motivated attackers could in that way. they choose to steal information or data, and it is lucky they are greedy. cory: is the probing about the beginning of the understandings? one of the things we see is a new level of patience where whoever is doing the hacking they get into a system and stay there for long periods of time figuring out when the weakest operators are on, and then ho ching -- poaching. guest: in the early days of the post-world war ii period there was a mad scramble to get capabilities. no one knew what the other side was capable of. we saw a shift from tactical intrusions to strategic intrusions. we are seeing the same thing now with security. moving from greed-based two more strategic intrusions. it is

you think about sony. sony had ten years of warnings that this was coming. from way back. you remember 2011 there was the big playstation hack. and the ceo had to do the deep bow of apology before the public. so they knew it was coming. but still didn't have -- didn't begin to have defenses in place to protect it. >> is sony any worse than the average corporate -- >> i talked to a lot of people and asked that question. i think sony was in the lower tier, but there's certainly other corporations that are equally unprepared. i'll give you one example about sony. i think we all know what two factor authentication is now. you have to get codes through a key to be or something. they didn't have that in place. >> wow. that's been around in over a decade. >> kind of basic cyber security hygiene they didn't have in place. so we found a number of cases like that where just pretty simple things weren't in place. >> alan do you think they brought this on themselves? the reason i ask is what i didn't realize before reading this story was it was actually a sony executive

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. >> reporter: the biggest splash was made by sony this year.y are bringing out new versions of classic games for its play station platform. gamers could barely contain themselves when sony teased themselves for a trailer of the last guardian. it features a boy protagonist, along with his giant pet, a kind of bird cat mix and match type of creature. this has been something of a coming out party for virtual reality devices. these machines have been talked about for years, but finally some of the biggest names in technology have devices that are just about ready to hit the markets. microsoft has hollow lens which is a new twist on vr. >> rather than taking you into a virtual world, what it does is protect a virtual world on to the world you see around you, so appearing like hologram so you could be staring at your coffee table and the virtual world will appear on it. it's very exciting stuff. >> reporter: exciting for gamers and incredibly lucrative for the big corporations that dominate an industry that rakes in $93 billion a year bigger than the

. >>> the biggest splash in the gaming pond was made by sony the japanese giant bringing out new versions of games for the playstation platform including shenmu 3 and final fantasy 7. gamers could barely contain themselves when they were teased with "the last guardian", featuring a boy protagonist engaged in escapes. along with his bird-cat-griffin a mix and match creature. this has been a coming out party for virtual reality devices. these have been talked about. some of the biggest names for technology have devices. >> facebook as oculas sony has morphious and microsoft has hollow land. what hollow lands does for microsoft is project a virtual world on to the world you see around you. you could be staring at the coffee table and a virt uble world will move things around on it. exciting for gamers and luke rat ifor the big corporations that dominate industry raking in 93 billion a year. bigger than the movie and businesses combined. >>> more on that story and the day's other top stories on our website. it's all at aljazeera.com. it's not a bird or a plane, but a small unmanned vehicle. p

what we saw with the sony hack really seems to have changed the game.that the thing that really gets business concerned about the cost of these things? bigger than the target hacked and all the other ones we have seen? david: i think since before sony no one had an understanding that an attack could result in such disruption. i think the interesting takeaway there is that every attack we see even by financially motivated attackers could in -- and it that way. they choose to steal information or data, and it is lucky they are greedy. cory: is the probing about the beginning of the understandings? one of the things we see is a new level of patience where whoever is doing the hacking they get into a system and stay there for long periods of time figuring out when the weakest operators are on, and then poaching what they are trying to poach. >> that's why when you compare it to the security situation between the east and west in the 1970's and 1980's. in the early days of the post-world war ii period there was a mad scramble to get capabilities. no one knew

we publicized sony's hacked e-mails. we joked about jennifer lawrence's hacked e-mails and elevated to hero status a wonk who lifted 500 documents from the pentagon. christian baker's washington redskins hobby lob by, these are the identity spats that china thanks us for, while petty divisiveness distracts us we lose track of yet another adversary. as we quarrel over identity someone just stole all of ours. but hey, if a cop had done it maybe we would march. kate i'm going go to you first. it's been a while. how you doing? you look great. >> thanks. >> okay that's enough. so this story, this story is an amazing story. >> it is. >> there are no good pictures of computer hacking so nobody cares. >> for television we need video photos. >> we have no pictures. >> here is the hacking guy. here is what it looks like. yes. there it is. but i'm glad that we're covering it. so we'll talk about the details here. no but it is a serious thing. intelligence officials are saying this is the worst kit get. we're talking about 14 millio

pursuing the common good, kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs, mufg and sony pictures classics, now presenting "testament of youth." >> they say the oldest trees bear the sweetest fruit. at mufg, we have believed in nurturing banking relationships for centuries, because strong financial partnerships are best cultivated for the years to come, giving your company the resources and stability to thrive. mufg -- we build relationships that build the world. >> is it terrible of me to be excited about oxford? >> we have to work twice as hard as the men. >> do we have a suffragette on our hands? >> given the chance. >> wordsworth, shelley -- these romantics are not good for you. >> i cannot stay here buried in books. >> i have to go. >> we belong together. >> i am coming back. >> "testament of youth," rated pg-13. now playing select cities. coming soon to a theater near you. >> and now, "bbc world news." >> this is "bbc world news america." i am laura trevelyan. the shooter makes his first court appearance. the family movers of the victims emotionally address him. >>

all profits from newman's own to charity and pursuing the common good, kovler foundation, mufg and sony pictures classics, now presenting "testament of youth." >> build a solid foundation and you can connect communities and commerce for centuries. that's the strength behind good banking relationships, too. which is why at mufg, we believe financial partnerships should endure the test of time. with time comes change. and what matters in the end is that you are strong enough to support it. mufg, we build relationships that build the world. >> is it terrible of me to be excited about oxford? >> we have to work twice as hard as the men. >> do we have a suffragette on our hands? >> these romantics are not good for you. >> i can't stay here. >> i have to go. >> we belong together. >> i am coming back. >> "testament of youth," rated pg-13. now playing in select cities. coming soon to a theater near you. >> and now, bbc world news america. anchor: this is bbc world news america. i'm nick bryant. after a massive data breach in the u.s., china denies allegations it was behind the hack. the white

. >> this afternoon video game fans line up latest release for sony my station 4.hisne is called the horizon zero dawn. it's an action role playing game allow users to have strange world here. jonathan has more on what gamers have been waiting for this year. >> who is that on your back. >> khaw back a from "star wars". >> not the typical movie going crowd. that's because they are not here to see movie. did you get a ticket. >> no. >> portable game console not a give away signs tell you they arliened up to watch live broadcast of sony play station event at the electronic entertainment expo in l.a. and most already watched microsoft x box event complete with this on reality demo omine craft. >> walk around the hologram. turn around for different view point and even look in. >> e called then for launch >> e 3 called then for launching new game butake soft biggest news out of the conference was about old game. soon able to play old x box 360 game on te new x box 1. >> something the play station 4 doesn't v. if you want to play 3 game on 4 your only option is subscribe

it's a fascinating inside look into the sony hack.ne of the most high-profile hacks over the last few years really. >> and "fortune" is selling stories we haven't heard before. that's old news, right? that was months ago. >> our writer is fabulous. he took six months to report this. i mean tens and tens of hundreds of interviews. and -- >> north -- >> yes, yes. yeah. he went out there also. >> snuck in. >> not that. but yeah. highway he got an inside look into what led up to the hack. this is also like with the code story. you know, it's something all companies -- you definitely don't need to be a tech company to appreciate some of the risks that are out there today even if you think you're protected. you're not. >> it was so instructive with sony how o'hare f.y.ing ing-- how horrifying it was that stuff that got out. >> devastating. not just the movie. you look at everything that was leaked. >> right. >> and thousands of employees whose identities were out there. >> the latest version -- latest issue -- listen to me, a software guy -

sony and the school support the project sponsor only because they are afraid that the pushback at this point is the spot to resign the building way that would protect the labeling of the child moved a while back, this would lose the mitigation production opportunity to gain much needed funds. so, not a wholehearted agreement for this and other reason prison by the pound service is that they bless the appeal be granted and the board withdraw the project entitlement. thank you. >> clerk: next speaker, please >> testifier: hello to my dom is on at the -- the parent and the poor have two kids and i want to specifically -- [inaudible] untitled claim from 155 that assists unsafe man on beach one of the project sponsors they note the motion of -- and 155 haight avenue office buildings. in meeting with la porte preschool parents the project sponsor reported 135 hate is typically unsafe and could collapse in a major event. the wall of when 55 haste was built directly by my child's classroom. the statement caused several sleepless nights worried about whether that wall will collapse on my child

sony is intruding to the decline and it has dropped in a percent move for shares of sony.hat is very close. that is the close look at the market. back he appeared anna: -- back to you. anna: thank you. just breaking in the last minutes -- sony is to raise a little -- ¥400 billion in shares and other shares according to -- it will share in overseas markets in japan. that is the need we are getting through right now. it will raise up to 325.5 b in yen. what is happening on the sony share crisis right now -- is have any impact on the share price over three days. in terms of where that lead to the sharepoint competitor in the close, yesterday significant move coming down now. 3.8% in the trading day. we believe that there for the day;. . coming up later today, economic data out of europe. implements for june is that 8:55 u.k. time. the final reading for the first quarter -- a -- 9:30 a.m. this morning . lost to dock about on the go income including what should the greeks do on july 5. we have the question today how should greeks vote on july 5 and if you would like to get invo

viahas secured distribution roku and sony playstation before early july.y joined the ranks of programmers letting viewers watch shows without signing up for the conventional pay-tv. betty liu spoke with the showtime ceo. >> roku has a terrific audience of device owners that we think will be a great target for showtime. sony playstation view cloud-based streaming service, they have a gigantic number of connected playstation's. that is an untapped market for us. we feel really strong about the opportunity there. alix: the service will be $10.99 per month as long as they have homeland. coming up, apple's developer conference is underway, we are going to run under the biggest highlights, including apple's 's and musice service launch. .ejected again at the close of the next hour it shakeup.suite all of that and more coming up on the bloomberg market day. stock we are watching closely today is deutsche bank. investors welcome a new management overhaul to germany's largest bank. john cryan will be the next ceo. german chancellor angela merkel spoke about the exe

north korea hacked sony. we had the russians hack the white house to your point.llegedly hacking maybe the entire federal government. and why did hillary clinton have a personal server at her house in new york? if the president of the united states and white house staffers are being hacked by foreign governments, why don't we think the secretary of state maybe was hacked as well? and so josh earnest pushed back on that. but that is one of those questions we're going to be pressing her on which is how a secretary of state she thought it was safe and secure to just have her e-mail on a personal server. >> just yell really loud ed from the 20 or 30 feet that you guys are off to the side. they won't let you get close. we're going to leave it right there. thank you very much. >> good to see you. >>> coming up the parents of an naacp leader say their daughter has been lying about her race for years. that wild story coming up. meet the world's newest energy superpower. surprised? in fact, america is now the world's number one natural gas producer... and we could soon bec

we have a big challenge in sony ps4, and you are lagging behind.it comes to their older titles, you have to pay to play streaming online. do you think this strategy will help you recapture momentum lost in gaining market share in asia? we are really proud of our results. we have had an incredible start in asia. we got a fantastic response from our fans. thise really excited about holiday. exclusives i mentioned, and backward compatibility is great too. angie: well, you oversee one of the biggest growth potentials in the gaming world. how are you going to craft a strategy specifically to win over asian gamers? good question. we are investing heavily in asia as a region. we will have more localization in the market. games will beeans played in local languages. it is pretty crazy here. [applause] content,l also bring games from china. what is really important to our asian gamers is content. are you worried at all, if you can hear me over the applause, are you worried about a shifting regulatory landscape in china? we are incredibly excited about oppor

north korea hacked sony. we had the russians hack the white house to your point.hinese now allegedly hacking maybe the entire federal government. and why did hillary clinton have a personal server at her house in new york? if the president of the united states and white house staffers are being hacked by foreign governments, why don't we think the secretary of state maybe was hacked as well? and so josh earnest pushed back on that. but that is one of those questions we're going to be pressing her on which is how a secretary of state she thought it was safe and secure to just have her e-mail on a personal server. >> just yell really loud ed from the 20 or 30 feet that you guys are off to the side. they won't let you get close. we're going to leave it right there. thank you very much. >> good to see you. >>> coming up the parents of an naacp leader say their daughter has been lying about her race for years. that wild story coming up. caring for someone with alzheimer's means i am a lot of things. i am his sunshine. i am his advocate. so i asked about adding once-dai

so the penalty is really their sony doesn't perform. that's one way to publish equity. the others to increase percent reduction but again given demand item of cleaning to do that at this point. as we get into next year, that something whether we need to talk about it we would table in your that shows it getting up to 50% if everybody -- that's where the rubber would hit the road because we be hurting at that point in time. so, i recommendation at this point would be to increase the excess use charge to three times, believe the reduction level at 25% for interruptible customers as well. >> what's in front of us actually is different than that is in it but >> yes. it's a 30% reduction for interruptible customers. i'm recommending at this point do we limit that to 25% because were actually getting the performance at a people. i'm not sure we need to bump that up but deftly bump up the penalties so [inaudible] have to pay more if they screw up >> i like to keep it at the higher level. i understand people and performing very well and with that hopefully will mean nobody runs

microsoft and sony are real knee this video console business in america in a big way. think their announcement about backwards compatibility is interesting for the platform. we already have them play the 3-4-with the pl 3 now. >> you charge a monthly fee for playstation now. >> about $20 a month. >> do you have plans to do similar to xbox? >> we have 350 games already in the marketplace for play 4 and we're 18 19 months into the platform. it's become our centerpiece of our business going forward. >> what's the the outlook in terms of the ps4 this holiday station? >> more than 420 million units into consumer homes. >> so a year from now you'll have 40 million in homes? >> that's what you said not me julia. >> what about virtual reality. yesterday you showcased your morus headset. >> yeah. >> at what point will that impact your bottom line? >> it's one of the most innovative pieces in gaming in a long, long time. what it brings to video gaming kind of what the smartphone brought to the cell phone business. it's a complete step change something entirely new so we want to

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