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It's been a lot of times since he's done that.

No, he did it last week.

It's back.

It's back.

We reestablish the ground rules. Ground rules of it has to be within my line of sight. I was wondering why he was hanging around the set. I thought maybe he was just talking to Meg. We now know his true motives. So welcome to the patch. I'm still a little sick this week. So I'm going to try not to call it.

You sounded better, though.

Yeah, last week I was supposed to be on it. That was just be too grumpier, though, right? And I just, yeah, I just passed out. I was so sick. Now I'm a different sick, but I'm still sick. So I'm sick. I look forward to next week when we're all got sick. I was going to be like, I hate everything.

So I feel bad because last week I really being like, I hate everything.

So I feel bad because last week I really wanted to talk about PSX because I went to PSX because I went to PSX all I was out there and now it's like old news. But I'm still going to talk about it anyway. So you get to listen to old news. Yeah, you got the boots on the ground kind of view. So it was a really cool event. it's really neat to go to an event like that because it's not necessarily like huge blockbuster announcements, but its announcements I feel like would get lost otherwise, like a lot of cool smaller games or, you know, smaller exclusive titles.

And it was really neat to see.

I got to try the PlayStation VR headset on.

Morpheus, okay. Yeah. No, no, no. It's PlayStation VR. Oh, sorry, PlayStation VR. It's renamed now. It's like gone Project Natal. Yeah. Which I feel bad because I feel like Morpheus is a way cooler name than PlayStation VR. Yeah, but PlayStation VR is a lot more clear as to what you're getting. Says what it does.

Yeah.

And so I got to try it on. I got to play a game and it was actually really comfortable. Like up until now I've always said that I don't like the way the Oculus fits with my glasses. I thought the vibe did a good job with the glasses. PlayStation VR was amazing. Like you can adjust how far away the screen is from your face. So it's like, you set it to max distance, like, kind of put it on,

and then like bring it until it's close enough with the glasses.

And it was like, this is perfect. It works off a very different principle than the others. It doesn't strap on this way so much as it has kind of a ring. Correct me of them, wrong, but it has a ring that goes around your head and then has kind of a floating visual unit in front of it.

Well, Sony's got more experience than really anyone else in creating those personal,

I mean, personalized headsets basically. Even before VR was a thing, they had their, what was it?

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