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Alright ladies and gentlemen, welcome to class 1 episode number 361! I am your host GVD here in Tokyo, Japan, and of course, we are joined by a man, why don't you even need to think of anything special to say about, because he's one-back. But that I guess that works, I'll take it. I don't know, I'm trying to do in these intros. How are you doing GV? No one ever asks you how you are, how are you?

How am I? I'm fine, spring break is almost over, Tai has three weeks off from school. That would kill me, that would kill me. And I didn't sign them up for anything, and his daycare went out of business. His after school activity place went out of business. So yeah, it was just me and him for three weeks and that's over. Monday he goes to first grade. Oh cool, wow. I was like, I thought he was in first grade already.

It starts later in Japan. Also, your sound is cutting out a lot, making it hard to hear. Maybe it'll get better. Maybe it'll get better. Okay, maybe.

But yeah, so yeah, we're going to first grade on Monday, and this time I learned my lesson from graduation where I wore like a war jeans to the graduation, which apparently everybody, people were wearing kimonos.

Women were wearing kimonos and every guy was wearing a suit. So I learned my lesson for first grade, first day of first grade. Not to look like a homeless person.

Excellent. But so yeah, I'm glad that that's over and things can get back to normal because I'm going to entertain Tai for three weeks.

I know who's fine because he likes just playing video games and you know, we'll talk about those games that we played later in the show.

But I'm fine, I'm about to answer your question. Thanks for that. That's good. You know, there's someone else on this issue too.

So what's the shipwreck? We love you shipwreck. Hello.

How was how's everybody going good? Good.

There's a little bit of a pause there. I thought maybe you got lost on your way to answering the questions.

I was reading this show feedback that is like, I don't know. I you put show feedback on here and it is the full page. It's a full page.

Yeah, a full word document page. Well, that's why I only put one comment down this week for that very reason.

Right. You must really have faith in it. Well, it was the most interesting and I mean, I could get right to it.

As you know, you know, I there have been shows where I'll read someone's feedback and I'll put on that wine. You like nerd voice, the fun fake voice.

And honestly, and honestly, I know that it's, you know, it's it's soft, more immature humor and I'm better than that.

So this show feedback comes from from Richard Kane.

Sorry, can't kiss crew, but your comments and virtual reality highlight the fact that game consumption is your forte and game design should be left to more creative minds.

While it is certainly true that future VR devices have an uphill battle in front of them and then it goes on any device you can act to, huh?

And on and on. He goes to displays means the potential for two concurrent experiences.

I anticipate that VR co-op gameplay experiences will be one of the more popular early genres that emerge just to throw out one quick example.

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