People can play against anyone else in the country head to head. And on the Sprint version, we added a feature where there's a rudimentary sort of message swapping. There's different lists of messages that you can send back and forth to each other.

We know it's a niche market today, mainly because the volumes are not there and the phones are so expensive. But even when there's more volumes, yes we think 3D will be okay. The 90% or whatever of people who don't know they're capable of downloading a cell phone game won't necessarily be making Time Crisis their first game.

There was a lot of alternative country talk. People were interested in seeing the band play.

Happy Purim. Thanks for protecting our country. I think that's the bravest thing anybody could do.

The government of Canada is committed to ensuring that the country does not become a safe haven for people who have been involved in serious acts like war crimes, crimes against humanity, terrorism or genocide.

You can play with people across the street, across the country, across the world. Some allow you to chat while you are gaming. So there is this socialization aspect. There's a competitive aspect to it as well, and it can get very competitive.